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Nashua Fall Listed Antique Tool Auction

Auctions: September 17 and September 18, 2010

Quality Dealer Sale: Friday, September 17, 2010 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm (During Preview)

Tailgate Sale: September 17 & 18, 2010

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Auction Listing for September 17 and September 18, 2010
Item: Description: Estimate: Photograph:
1. A BODY FOR LOW ANGLE MITRE PLANE, No. 53, by Alex. Mathieson and Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. It is marked on the brass bridge with the early trademark of this redoubtable Scottish maker. It needs a proper cutting iron to "put it right" as they say in the Old Country. 60 - 120
2. A LOT OF ASSORTED CLEAN CHISELS, all by T.H. Witherby, Winsted, Connecticut. Included are paring and firmer types. Also included is a Witherby chisel box for a set of chisels that retains most of its original label. 60 - 120
3. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE AUGER BITS all by Garrick & Craig, Glasgow, Scotland. Included are a saw screw bit, a variety of countersink bits. One has had its "tang" modified, but all are otherwise perfect and in nearly new condition. A nice set of bits from an obscure Scottish maker. 20 - 40
4. A "TOOLMAKER'S WHIMSY" CAMEL PATTERN ROUTER PLANE having a carved bone head in the form of a camel's head affixed to the top of the wedge. We vigorously defend the Constitutional Right of any toolmaker to create a tool of this sort, notwithstanding the fact that many among us have been spat upon by recalcitrant dromedaries and camels and may harbor misgivings as a consequence of our lack of sophistication. 60 - 120
5. A SET OF STENCIL CUTOUT STAMPS, all by the S.M. Spencer Stencil Works, Boston, Massachusetts. A hammer is included with the set. The box retains its full, original paper label. 30 - 60
6. A ROSEWOOD HANDLE TOOL HANDLE, complete with all original tools, by the Springfield Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. This uncommon maker marked tool is in nearly new condition. 30 - 60
7. THREE CARPENTERS' NAME STAMPS including W. Potter, J. Adams, and F.G.P. & F. Co., whoever they might have been. 20 - 40
8. A LOT OF ASSORTED POCKET KNIVES including rigging, electrician, trapper type, etc. Also included is an F.W. Marble match safe in top condition. 30 - 60
9. FOUR CLEAN COLLECTIBLE ITEMS, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included in this lot is a hat, an oil can, a speed indicator and a speed indicator attachment. 20 - 40
10. THREE ORIGINAL BOX HAND TOOLS including a box containing three Millers Falls No. 56 screw-up bench hooks and two sets of drills square shank twist drills in their original boxes. 30 - 60
11. An "ODD JOBS" COMBINATION TOOL, No. SMTC 1, by the Simpson Machine Tool Company, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This modern reproduction of the Stanley classic is in new condition in its original box. 20 - 40
12. THREE PARTIAL IVORY FOLDING RULES offered for parts or restoration. One has an interesting early repair formed from a brass plate. 30 - 60
13. TWO EXTRA CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS, both by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a beech mortise gauge and a 6" rosewood bevel. Each is in nearly new condition. From the William Eviston Collection. 25 - 50
14. THREE EARLY DATED HAND TOOLS including an 1839 J. Mohler draw knife, a marking gauge marked "1851" and a "1904" webbing stretching tool. 40 - 80
15. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Graves Patent drill, a C.S. Osborne oyster knife, a rosewood handle chisel, a long screwdriver and a brace. 30 - 60
16. A MULTIPLE EXOTIC WOOD BOW SAW fashioned from Mahogany and applewood and having a Brazilian Rosewood stretcher. It is marked with the owner imprint "W. Roach". 50 - 100
17. An unused CLASSIC "MONKEY" WRENCH by the Coes Wrench Company, Worcester, Massachusetts. This wood handle wrench is absolutely perfect and in essentially new condition. 20 - 40
18. An unused EIGHT-INCH BLADE PATENT "T" BEVEL by STANLEY, patented September 4, 1877. This example of Traut's Patent Improved bevel was the first version to have the recessed cam-lock fixing screw. This example is in brand new condition. 30 - 60
19. THREE UNCOMMON CAMERA LEVELS, all by Stanley Tools. Included are a double vial and two single vial types. All are in unused condition. 35 - 75
20. A MACHINIST'S BENCH LEVEL, No. 39 1/2, by STANLEY. The top of this perfectly preserved level is marked with the ca. 1920's "Sweetheart" trademark. Full 99% of the original nickel plating remains. 25 - 50
21. A PAIR OF LEFT AND RIGHT HAND QUARTER ROUND MOLDING PLANES. Both are marked "C.R" and have wide flat chamfers. These tools came from a large shop full of wooden planes found in Northern Maine this summer. 40 - 80
22. A PAIR OF CRAFTSMAN MADE PLANES including a cove type cut with integral fence and a fenced Both have hand made hardware. 25 - 50
23. A SOLID BRASS "NOVELTY" TYPE SCREWDRIVER imprinted with a distinctive hallmark on the blade. This most unusual variation is in top collector quality condition. 50 - 100
24. A SOLID ROSEWOOD SMOOTHING PLANE by Copeland and Company, Warranted. This well preserved plane has a boxwood wedge. There is a tight check at the cheek, but it is otherwise in excellent condition. From the William Eviston Collection. 50 - 100
25. A HAND FORGED JAPANESE RIP SAW having a 20" cutting edge. This graphic oversize saw is a real conversation starter. Try taking one out on the town some Saturday night and find out. 80 - 160
26. Two HANDLED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS PLANES. Both are handled type. Included are examples having both flat and convex soles. 50 - 100
27. A LOT OF TOOL AND AUCTION CATALOGUES, all by Martin J. Donnelly. Also included are some local auction catalogues. A superb contrast of the Sublime and the ridiculous. 40 - 80
28. FIVE CLEAN SMALL LEVELS, all by STANLEY. Included are three No. 39 1/2 types, a No. 38 oil burner level and a No. 31 having an accessory base. 30 - 60
29. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 78 1/2, by STANLEY. This early trademark example of Stanley's top-of-the-line boxwood rule is in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
30. A PORCELAIN FIGURE OF BOY with plane by Apel, Porellan, Bavaria. This interesting collectible is marked "Made in West Germany" on the base. It is in superb condition. 35 - 75
31. FIVE MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Fall & Cunningham rabbet from Nashville, Tennessee; and planes by W.W. Richey, Louisville, Kentuck; S Franklin; and a bead by J. Starr, N. Lisbon, Ohio. 90 - 180
32. TWO CONNECTICUT MAKER SPIRIT LEVELS including a Chapin-Stephens No. 2 fashioned from "Tulipwood" and an E.M. Chapin No. 492 fashioned from Mahogany. 50 - 100
33. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a hollow augers by A.A. Wood and E.C. Stearns, an auger handle and a Stanley No. 59 doweling jig. 50 - 100
34. TWO INTERESTING COLLECTIBLE TOOLS including a spring lock auger handle and an unusual brass and steel bevel. 30 - 60
35. An EARLY MACHINED IRON SPOKE SHAVE having nicely turned handles. A graphic tool that looks to date from the 1870's, or thereabout. 50 - 100
36. An ELEVEN-POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. 8, by Geo. H. Bishop and Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. This saw has a minor chip from the horn but it is otherwise in excellent condition. 25 - 50
37. A FABRIC 50' TAPE MEASURE, No. 503 D, by the Lufkin Rule Company, Saginaw, Michigan. This rule is graduated in tenths of a foot. It is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 30 - 60
38. THREE PHILADELPHIA MAKER LAYOUT TOOLS including a Disston & Morss try square and bevel and a Johnson & Conaway try square. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 40 - 80
39. An early APPLEWOOD TURNING SAW having turned cherry handles and brass fixing screws. 60 - 120
40. FOUR COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, all by English makers. Included are examples by Osborn, London; King; G. Davis and one having an illegible imprint. 60 - 120
41. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS including a bookbinder's plow and a fancy chair makers tenon cutting tool. From the Carl Bostrom Collection. 50 - 100
42. A YELLOW BIRCH HOLLOW MOLDING PLANE by P. Hobart. This double stamped plane has having wide flat chamfers and looks to date to ca. 1750. 60 - 120
43. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including three Rose, W. Philadelphia halfmoon knives and a slitter by New Hampshire maker Nichols 40 - 80
44. THREE PAIRS OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by J. Denison. Included are 5/8", 7/8" and 1 1/4" sizes. All are marked with the owner brand "A. Halsey" on the toe in a manner that leaves no doubt as to their possessor. 50 - 100
45. A SIX-INCH ROSEWOOD BEVEL by the Standard Rule Company, Unionville, Connecticut. This early bevel is marked with the distinctive "Arch" trademark of this company. It is also marked "Milligan 229 Federal Street, Boston" on the reverse. It is in nearly new condition. 30 - 60
46. An early MAHOGANY HANDLE SCREWDRIVER by P.I. Cook dated "1872". It is very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
47. A "BELL SYSTEM" SAW, No. 70, by the Forsberg Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut. The back is marked with the designation "The Whale". Fully 98% of the original nickel plating remains on this saw. These saws as well as braces, screwdrivers and all manner of pocket-size tools were reportedly apportioned to current and former field employees of the Bell System for use in their home workshops by the Federal Court in the Anti-Trust proceedings against the Bell System. We believe this story to be apocryphal, but recount it for our readers to take as they choose. 20 - 40
48. A COLLECTION OF PRECISION TYPE PENCILS including examples by Faber, Nestler, Pilot, Autopoint, Pentel, etc. Buying all of these at retail value would cause "sticker shock" even to high-end tool collectors. A bargain, whatever they bring. 25 - 50
49. A SMALL SIZE YARD MEASURE RULE by R.B. Haselton, Contoocook, New Hampshire. This eagle imprint rule is in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
50. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a later No. 3, a No. 7 fitted with a Ron Hock cutting iron and a No. 81 that has an unmarked cutting iron. 80 - 160
51. An early ROSEWOOD HANDLE AWL by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. The uncommon awl includes the original wrench. Offered with it is a most unusual handled device that has a ball fitting protruding from the chuck 30 - 60
52. A DIRECT READING CALIPER by Arthur W. Corning, New York, New York with advertising for "Acorn Oils & Greases". We suspect that the "ACO" in "Acorn" may have been inspired by Mr. Corning's name. Our inclination to imitate the marketing savvy of this turn of the century oil merchant is compromised by the lack of words beginning with the letters "MDO". Please contact us if you know of any. 20 - 40
53. A PAIR OF SCREW ARM PLANK MOLDING PLANES by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Both are clean and sound, having adjustable type tongue cutting irons. 80 - 160
54. TWO SETS OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including eight A. Mathieson irons and eight A. Hildick irons. 50 - 100
55. A PRECISION PROPORTION DIVIDER by Bruning, Germany. It has a German silver body and is in new condition in its original box. 40 - 80
56. A BENCH MOUNT HAND VISE, No. 1, by G.W. Daniels, Waltham, Massachusetts. This extra early vise is the first we have seen by this maker, who was likely involved in the watch and clock industry for which Waltham was famous. 40 - 80
57. A LOW ANGLE ROSEWOOD INFILL RABBET PLANE by Stewart Spiers, Ayr, Scotland. It has an extra tight throat and retains approximately 1/4" of its original cutting iron. 60 - 120
58. THREE OUT-OF-PRINT TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Phil Stanley's timeless "Boxwood and Ivory"; Al Sellens' "Woodworking Planes" and a copy of the reprint of "Smith's Key To Sheffield". 50 - 100
59. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including a 1" handled tongue & groove pair; a coping plane; J. Kellogg handled rabbet; and four clean beads. 60 - 120
60. Three examples of the C.B. ROSE PATENT BIT BRACE as produced by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts, patented April 16, 1867. These distinctively early metallic braces all have brass fittings at the chuck. Buy these now as Christmas gifts for your friends and then keep them for yourself. 30 - 60
61. An EARLY MAHOGANY PLUMB AND LEVEL by Huddleston. It is marked on the end grain with the maker imprint and is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
62. An unusual TRAIN WINDOW OPENER for stuck windows. This hinge lever action device was likely used by railroad employees to apply leverage to difficult windows and take matters from bad to worse by filling the passenger's lap with broken glass. 25 - 50
63. A PAGE AND HADLEY PATENT CALIPER by J. Stevens and Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. This loop-joint device was patented on February 8, 1870. It has a helical spring joint. From the Hunter and Jean Pilkinton Collection. 50 - 100
64. A YELLOW BIRCH BEAD MOLDING PLANE by Jo. Fuller, Providence, Rhode Island. It is marked 6/8" on the sole and is in superb overall condition. 50 - 100
65. A EIGHT-INCH BLADE DOVETAIL SAW by Wheeler, Madden and Clemson, Middletown, New York. This open handle saw is sharp, straight and ready to use. 35 - 75
66. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including butt gauges, a Lapham marking gauge, a tool handle, bevels, a chisel, etc. 30 - 60
67. FOUR PHILADELPHIA MAKER BEAD MOLDING PLANES all lignum boxed. Makers include two by Henry White and two by Israel White. An overlay of the genealogical chart of the White family and a succession line of Philadelphia planemakers would find a great deal of congruence. 100 - 200
68. FOUR CLEAN STRATTON LEVELS all by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included are a No. 1; a No. 2; and a No. 10 26" rosewood level. The other is not marked with a number designation. 60 - 120
69. THREE IVORY SCALE RULES including examples marked Lechertier, Barre Co. and Jason Gargory. The other is not marked with a maker name. 80 - 160
70. A LIVE OAK SPAR MOLDING PLANE having a Moulson Brothers iron by G.G. Merrick, Thomaston, Maine . This plane is marked with Merrick's "B" imprint, which rates four stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 80 - 160
71. A LOT OF UNCOMMON PLANE PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 2 handle; a No. 97 blade; a "Type 2" lever cap; a No. 1 cutting iron and an E.C. Atkins saw charm. Pick out the one that does not belong. A great group of parts. Pay attention and pretend they will go for next to nothing and you will be pleasantly surprised. 60 - 120
72. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Sargent 424 jointer; an early "Bedrock" No. 605 jack and an early and complete No. 78 filletster. 60 - 120
73. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers and bits. 35 - 75
74. A LAMINATED CUBAN MAHOGANY SPIRIT LEVEL by Hall & Knapp, New Britain, Connecticut. This early example with distinctive eagle imprint is in excellent condition. 60 - 120
75. THREE APPLEWOOD MOLDING PLANES, all by T.J. McMaster nd Company, Auburn, New York. Included are a quarter round, a hollow and a hollow that is not marked with the maker name but is otherwise identical in form. 40 - 80
76. An interesting BRASS PLUMB BOB having a glass spirit level set in the body of the bob. It has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to display. This was invented by a man who later earned his fortune by inventing egg carriers that strapped to the bottom of shoes. 50 - 100
77. A BOXED BILECTION MOLDING PLANE by M. & A. Copeland. This extra clean complex molder is marked on the heel with the designation "5/8". It is in top collector quality condition. 75 - 150
78. A MASSIVE TWO-MAN BUCK SAW having an ash and pine frame and a bow saw type tensioning mechanism. 30 - 60
79. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE fashioned from IVORY and German silver and having brass fittings. This round joint rule is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
80. A SOLID ROSEWOOD QUARTER ROUND MOLDING PLANE marked with the owner imprint "S. Tresise". This uncommon exotic wood plane is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
81. TWO EXTRA CLEAN HAND DRILLS, both by the North Brothers Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included in this grouping are a No. 1446 ratchet type and a No. 1431 non-ratcheting drill. Both are in top collector quality condition. 80 - 160
82. A WHITE BRONZE ADJUSTABLE BEADER, No. LN-66, by Thomas Lie-Nielsen, complete with a full set of cutting irons. It is in new condition in its original pasteboard box. 60 - 120
83. THREE MID-ATLANTIC MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a P. Chapin 1 1/8" bead; a G. Freburger nosing plane; and a Tabb & Co. Norfolk, Virginia grooving plane. All are clearly marked with the maker imprint. From the David Brandt Collection. 60 - 120
84. A collection of SEVEN BUTT MORTISE MARKING GAUGES including a No. 93; a No. 94; and a No. 95. Included are nickel and japan types and also two No. 95 1/2 gauges and a small No. 95. 75 - 150
85. An example of a WIET'S PATENT COMBINATION GAUGE as produced by the Wiet-Goethe Company, Sacramento, California, patented March 21, 1905. An uncommon multi-purpose precision tool having an early Twentieth Century patent. From the Neil Stoll Collection. 50 - 100
86. A CHILD'S SIZE HAND SAW by Endless Works, Sheffield, England. This open beech handle has an early style "nib" on the blade. 40 - 80
87. FOUR PHILADELPHIA MAKER WOODWORKING PLANES including a Veit horned smoother and planes by W. Grinel, T. Donoho and Butler. From the William Eviston Collection. 100 - 200
88. FOUR CONNECTICUT MAKER BEVELS including a Standard Rule example in the 4" size and bevels by Nelson & Hubbard, Star Tool and a Southington Patent cam-lock type. 60 - 120
89. An early ENGLISH TABLE JOINT PLANE by Phillipson. Phillipson, who apprenticed to Robert Wooding, worked between 1740 and 1760 only. This example is in excellent condition and clearly marked. 80 - 160
90. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 13 circular plane and a No. 140 having a skew blade and removable side. 60 - 120
91. An EARLY PENNSYLVANIA MAKER DRAW KNIFE bearing the mark of H. Hershey, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. We suspect that this may have been some ancestor of the chocolate making family. If it is purchased for inclusion at the museum at the Hershey theme park, we hereby commit ourselves to coat it with chocolate before shipping, unless specifically requested not to do so by the purchaser. 35 - 75
92. FIVE EXOTIC WOOD HAND TOOLS including a mahogany skew rabbet, a mahogany sash cope, an applewood stair saw, a mahogany marking gauge and a scraper. 80 - 160
93. A "CROWN" BRAND CHRISTMAS TREE STAND by the North Brothers Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fully 99% of the original paint remains on this uncommon small size stand. 35 - 75
94. A LOT OF FOUR ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are a 7/8" bead, a rabbet, a complex molder having a replaced wedge and a complex molder having a user modified throat. 60 - 120
95. A twenty-five inch MACHINISTS PRECISION TRY SQUARE, No. 541, by the Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. This very little used square would have cost a King's Ransom when new. As a former tool dealer, I knew that I would be asked if I "...knew what that would cost new" by individuals who had no idea. Rather than feign ignorance to be then told, definitively, "a lot", I would respond with an exact figure down to the penny, including sales tax, just to deter future dealer abuse by that wretched soul. 50 - 100
96. An early "D" HANDLE CARPENTERS SLICK having a 3 1/2" wide cutting edge and an early Yellow Birch handle. This hand forged tool is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
97. THREE EXOTIC WOOD PLANES including an applewood rabbet, an early boxwood hollow and a boxwood router. 75 - 150
98. THREE CLEAN AND SOUND APPLE PARERS including examples by Reading, White Mountain and an unusual unmarked type. 50 - 100
99. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including tool handles, push drills, screwdrivers, tape measures, folding rules, a hand drill, a butt marking gauge, etc. 30 - 60
100. TWO CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a German silver planimeter and a brass turning tool. 90 - 180
101. A LOT OF ASSORTED FOLDING RULES including Stanley No.'s 13 1/2, 78 1/2 and and 84; a Stephens No. 36; a Lufkin 771 and an Interlox patented sliding rule. 50 - 100
102. A TOOL RELATED ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a caulking crew photo, small draw knives, a hatchet, a spoke shave, Trimo advertising, etc. 50 - 100
103. THREE EARLY HAND DRILLS including a Scottish pattern type, one by Millers Falls and a wood drive archimedian type. 60 - 120
104. A LOT OF N.E. MAKER MOLDING PLANES including rabbet, hollow and round, and tongue types. Makers include Tileston, Lindsay, A. Cumings, Hills & Winship, etc. 60 - 120
105. TWO PAIRS OF TONGUE AND GROOVE MOLDING PLANES including a Dawson tongue and groove pair in the 1" size and a J. Millener plank match pair. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
106. A COOLIDGE PATENT BRACE WRENCH by Henry A. Coolidge, East Jeffrey, New Hampshire, patented June 16, 1896. This wrench was designed for use in a brace and was eventully produced attached to a brace. 50 - 100
107. A 4" BLADE WIDTH CARPENTER'S ADZE by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. This example is complete with its original handle and is in sharp and usable condition. 35 - 75
108. A HANDLED COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE by Wilson. This quirk ovolo with bevel molder is in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
109. TWO EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 4 C smoother and a No. 78 duplex rabbet and filletster in its original box. Both are in nearly new condition. 50 - 100
110. A "LATTA' S PATENT" DRAW GAUGE by C.S. Osborne & Company, Newark, New Jersey. The handle of this early patent gauge has a twist grip locking mechanism that was patented on February 8, 1881. A scarce leather working tool in excellent working order. 80 - 160
111. A LOT OF PRECISION LAYOUT TOOLS, all by STANLEY. Included are a level, bevels, try squares and a mitre square. 50 - 100
112. TWO EARLY PATENT SCREW CLAMPS, both by William H. Denney, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, patented February 8, 1887. These are the first example of this Southeatern Pennsylvania Patent that we have seen. 50 - 100
113. THREE EARLY TYPE MOLDING PLANES including an I. Sleeper round; an unmarked Yellow Birch bead; and a small bead having a relieved wedge. 80 - 160
114. TWO HARDWARE LABEL MOLDING PLANES including a J. Fish snipe bill and a Joel Fenn table joint plane. Both labels are present but difficult to read with the unaided eye. 150 - 300
115. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 60, by STANLEY. This fully brass bound rule has the highest quality double arch joint. These rules are much less common than "price guide" literature would lead one to believe. 60 - 120
116. FIVE CLEAN AND USABLE HAMMERS, all by Fayette R. Plumb. Include are brick, carpenter, finish and metal work types. Most retain their original handles. From the John Venabled Collection. 35 - 75
117. A rare BLACKSMITH'S BUTTERIS by the Goodell Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Fully 95% of the original paint remains on this most unusual manufactured tool. From the Eric Olson Collection. 35 - 75
118. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, screwdrivers, chisels, tool rolls, "Yankee" and brace type screwdriver bits, etc. 80 - 160
119. A PARTIAL SET OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES including 5 pairs of hollows & rounds, bead, center bead types, etc. 80 - 160
120. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, all by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. Included are thumb; ogee; quarter round; and scotia cut. Also included is a Randall & Cook quirk ovolo with bevel complex molder. 80 - 160
121. A FULL SET OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS, all by I. Sorby. Included are No.'s 1-8 in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
122. A rare 7 1/2" BLADE TRY SQUARE by Hall and Knapp, New Britain, Connecticut. This early square is marked with the eagle trademark and it retains much of the original blued finish on the blade. 50 - 100
123. FOUR BOXES OF "PILLAR" TYPE FILES by the Nicholson File Company, Providence, Rhode Island. All are in unused condition in their original boxes. Also included is a Wells die stock in its original box. 50 - 100
124. A LOT OF EARLY METAL SHAFT GOLF IRONS including some wood grain painted type. Makers include MacGregor, Bristol, Pedersen, Aristo, etc. 75 - 150
125. THREE EARLY BOSTON MAKER LEVELS including a 28" example by A.E. Young in Cuban Mahogany; a 20" level by Martin Lennon; and another marked Sceaffer/Merchant's Row, Boston. All are in clean and sound condition. 100 - 200
126. FIVE CLEAN AND SOUND LEVELS, all by STANLEY including a No. 50 laminated type and examples of the No. 03, 0, 3 and 13. 60 - 120
127. A WORKING SET OF COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, all by Lachappelle, Strasbourg. Cove, bead and ogee types, as well as some umarked hollow and round types are included in this grouping. These later European planes include a number of usable complex profiles not normally found with Continental planes. An interesting set that is in thoroughly usable condition. 100 - 200
128. A "LIGHTING" BRAND BUNION STRETCHER as patented and produced by Charles L. Passmore, Fulton, Illinois in accordance with the specifications of the Passmore Patent of October 12, 1897. These were designed to reach inside the shoe and stretch the leather to accommodate your deformed foot. It seems that when I was younger, people with bunions were more common than they are now. Anybody know why? 30 - 60
129. EIGHT MONTREAL MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Dawson 1" tongue and groove pair; a Wallace 3/4 tongue and groove pair; and Wallace hollow and round pairs in the No. 12 and No. 18 size. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 75 - 150
130. FOUR NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W.H. Pond stair rail; a Conway Tool Company 1" size tongue and groove pair; and an H. Chapin 1 1/4" bead. 50 - 100
131. THREE UNCOMMON EARLY 6" BEVELS by STANLEY. Included are a No. 18 "Type 1", a Sargent patent and a No. 25 with 1904 patent. 60 - 120
132. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Goldsmith sash cope, an Ashley, Binghamton groove, a handled sash marked "J.Y." and a Yellow Birch rabbet plane. 80 - 160
133. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN STANLEY PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included are parts for the No. 50 and the No. 55. All are in unused condition. 50 - 100
134. TWO EARLY AMERICAN HAND SAWS including examples by Welch & Griffiths and another marked "Jason Turner, Philadelphia" that is also marked with the designation "Made for Boley & Brenner". 60 - 120
135. A DOVETAILED ROSEWOOD SOLE MOLDING PLANE by Israel White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This most unusual plane is marked with the designation "15". From the William Eviston Collection. 100 - 200
136. An "ORANGE CAP" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 4, by STANLEY. This plane is in its original Christmas box. It is in nearly new condition. 80 - 160
137. FOUR PITTSBURGH MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a T. Clark adjustable sash marked with the "A" imprint; an I. Morrison hollow; a J. Mculley rabbet stamped with the "A1" imprint; and and example by Whittemore, Wolf & Duff. 80 - 160
138. A HANDLE AND SCREW ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM for a No. 9 plane by STANLEY. This frequently damaged part is in excellent condition and could put your plane in top condition. A great part to keep in the back of the drawer and in the front of your mind. 120 - 240
139. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a froe and mallet, a hand vise, a scythe stone holder, a bolt header, hammers, etc. 40 - 80
140. THREE EARLY CUBAN MAHOGANY LEVELS including one having an eagle imprint. All are fitted with brass tips on the ends. 80 - 160
141. FOUR CLEAN AND SOUND LEVELS, all by STANLEY. A No. 93 brass bound Mahogany; a No. 30 "Type 1"; and a No. 10 "Triple stock" Mahogany example are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
142. A HANDLED COMPLEX MOLDING PLANE by G. White, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This quirk ovolo with bead molder is double lignum boxed and is in excellent condition, noting a chip from the tote horn. 90 - 180
143. An EARLY ARCH JOINT FOLDING RULE by J. and G.H. Walker, New York, New York. This fully brass bound eraly steel tip rule is in sound condition, noting some minor stains to the boxwood. 40 - 80
144. FIVE PENNSYLVANIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a J. Stamm double tongue and groove and planes by Samuel Auxer, F. Dallicker, W. Grinel and N. Schauer. 60 - 120
145. A lot of FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Greenfield filletster; Wm. Woodward bead; J.R. Tolman hollow; and an unmarked filletster plane. All are in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
146. An EARLY HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three spring scales; an eel spear by Fordham, Sag Harbor, New York; a double caliper; and a leather hammer. 60 - 120
147. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including try squares, a level stand, level sight, marking gauges, plumb bob, etc. 50 - 100
148. TWO EARLY PATENT CHERRY STONERS, both by the Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented April 24, 1883. Both early and late examples are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
149. An UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANE by Musgrave, Lincoln, England. This showy plow has four brass tips and has been professionally cleaned and polished. 40 - 80
150. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a D.R. Barton filletster; a Wallace adjustable sash; and a most interesting pair of left and right hand quarter rounds by Sandusky. 80 - 160
151. An early and unusual WEDGE LOCK BAR CLAMP fashioned from chestnut and birch and very nicely patinated. A great "wall hanger" when you're not using it. 35 - 75
152. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace"; British Planemakers 3rd Edition; American Wooden Planes, Third Edition; Moxon's "Mechanick's Exercises", etc. 35 - 75
153. An early miner's "STICKING TOMMY" CANDLESTICK HOLDER. Before the advent of sophisticated equipment to analyze the atmosphere of mine shafts, flammable gases could be detected using one of these in conjunction with a man who didn't have a widow when he went to work in the morning but would have before the end of the day. 80 - 160
154. An early PATENT MARKING GAUGE by N.J. Wemmer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This is the only example of this obscure Philadelphia maker mark of which we are aware. Rare. 80 - 160
155. A STEEL SASH DOOR HOLDER by Stanley Tools. This uncommon Stanley item is the first of its type that we have seen. We invite the members of the "one of each" Stanley fraternity to set aside their camaraderie with their like minded brethren for the few seconds time that it will take to sell this item and bid it to a level far beyond any reasonable measure of value. The widows and orphans who will receive the proceeds from the sale will be dutifully grateful. 50 - 100
156. THREE BROAD FOLDING RULES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 78 1/2 double arch joint; a No. 75 arch joint ; and a No. 82 board scale rule. All have some stains, but are otherwise in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
157. A LOT OF EARLY DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS including some double types. All are very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
158. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including knives, brass shaves, toffee hammers. a Graves Patent push drill, glass cutter, etc. A better batch of stocking stuffers was never assembled in such a box lot. 50 - 100
159. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE DRAW KNIVES including carriage maker, cooper and metal handle types, etc. 50 - 100
160. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having Yellow birch arms and boxwood nuts by John Bell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This plane is in extra crisp and clean condition. 50 - 100
161. A LOT OF CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a Wilson, Glasgow tongue and groove pair; a Stewart toothing plane; a handled smoother and compass and block planes. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 40 - 80
162. A PAIR OF "MODERN MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE" BOOKS by Joshua Rose, M.E. Included are Volumes 1 and 2. The books have some spine damage, but are otherwise excellent. The Nineteenth Century "bible" of the working machinist. 80 - 160
163. THREE ANTIQUE TOOL BOOKS, all by Alvin Sellens. Included are copies of Stanley Planes, Wooden Planes, and Stanley Folding Rules. 40 - 80
164. THREE SMALL HAND MADE SURFACE GAUGES including one Stevens type. All are in excellent condition. 40 - 80
165. An EIGHTEENTH CENTURY PATTERN BRASS TRY SQUARE. It has been professionally cleaned and polished and is in excellent collector quality condition. 75 - 150
166. THREE ENGLISH SPECIAL WOODWORKING PLANES including a Wood, Manchester panel plane; a Moseley compass plane; and an unmarked door check plane. 80 - 160
167. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including one having a paper label from Vermont hardware merchants Davey and Doolittle; and examples by D.R. Barton, Copeland, J. Webb, E. Smith, etc. 60 - 120
168. An example of BRUNDAGE'S PATENT SPIRIT LEVEL as patented by Abraham C. Brundage, Walden, New York on November 14, 1905. This unusual level is fitted with three level vials, all of which are marked with the patent date. 60 - 120
169. A LOT OF THREE HATTER'S IRONS including one by M. Mirrer, New York, New York. All are in clean and sound condition. The common practice of men wearing hats ceased shortly before Martin J. Donnelly decided to become "the guy in the wide brim hat", rather than "the bald guy". 60 - 120
170. An example of the J.A. LELAND PATENT NAIL PULLER by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This wooden handle nail puller is only the second example we of this uncommon tool that we have offered for sale. 100 - 200
171. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including a No. 12 London rip saw; an early Disston rip saw; and a "Magnetic" saw by F. Mark. We suspect that the name on the Mark saw may be a catchy trade name rather than something that speaks to the physical attributes of the saw. It will not even pick up a single steel tack. 60 - 120
172. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE TINNERS TOOLS including a Brown Boggs seamer and an unmarked crimper. Each comes with its own bench stand 120 - 240
173. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE, No. 100 having boxwood arms and nuts, by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Also included is a roll of twelve cutting irons. 120 - 240
174. A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including examples by Starrett, Sargent, Hercules, Moore and Wright, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 80 - 160
175. An EXTRA EARLY DOUBLE SPEED BREAST DRILL by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This rosewood handle drill has the extra early two-jaw chuck. The speed is changed by unscrewing the side handle and sliding the gear wheel closer to the drive wheel. Appearance is late 1870's. 80 - 160
176. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 62 C, by STANLEY. The rule is marked with both the number designation and the "Sweetheart" trademark on this uncommon and extra crisp folding rule. 60 - 120
177. An EARLY WOODEN WANTAGE RULE having nine-inch graduations on each side. This most unusual type rule is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
178. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SPECIAL PURPOSE GAUGES, all by the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Included are wire, radius, thread, screw, thickness, caliper type, etc. 60 - 120
179. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE BENCH PLANES including a D.R. Barton applewood smoother; a Varvill "toothing" plane; and a small smoothing plane by Marshall, Glasgow, Scotland. 30 - 60
180. TWO BOSTON MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Gardner & Murdock meeting rail plane and a T. Tileston complex molder that has one section of replaced boxing. 60 - 120
181. A CAST IRON MARKING GAUGE, No. 60, by STANLEY, patented by Justus Traut on May 12, 1874. An uncommon Stanley gauge in excellent collector quality condition. 30 - 60
182. THREE CLEAN EARLY EDGE TOOLS, all by the Underhill Edge Tool Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. Included are a twelve-inch blade broad axe head, a six-inch hewing hatchet and a 1 1/2" width framing chisel. 50 - 100
183. TWO FRENCH PATTERN HAND ADZES, both for cooper's use. Both flat and deep sweep examples are included in this grouping. 120 - 240
184. FOUR N.E. MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an E. Gere bead, a D. Presbrey astragal, an A. Newell bead and another by C.L. Baker. 50 - 100
185. A lot of MISCELLANEOUS WOODWORKING PLANES including two having bone wear plates on the sole; a brass faced double bead drip edge; and a small sash coping plane. 40 - 80
186. FOUR EARLY TYPE LEVELS including one "Hudson River" type and examples by Harmon; Lambert, Mulliken and Stackpole; and Davis and Cook, Watertown, N.Y. 35 - 75
187. THREE SCREW ARM ADJUSTABLE WOODEN PLANES including an unhandled Chapin plow and a Scioto plank match pair. 50 - 100
188. A diminutive EBONY BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANE by I. Titcomb, Newburyport, Massachusetts. This early small form plane has a repair to the side. It is marked with owner imprint "C.L. Crosby" and the "B" designated imprint from American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 50 - 100
189. TWO BOXWOOD MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS PLANES including a tail handle compass rabbet and a small block plane. 60 - 120
190. THREE EARLY MOLDING PLANES including a Thomas Grant complex molder; an S. Avery tongue plane; and an I. Taylor round. 90 - 180
191. An ADJUSTABLE CAST IRON BORING MACHINE by Ajax, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This desirable boring machine is in clean and usable condition. 125 - 250
192. A FENCE FOR "LADYBUG" RABBET PLANE by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. This nickel plated fence is frequently missing from these rare Sargent rabbeting planes. 40 - 80
193. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including a Denison 7/8" size tongue and groove pair; a Sandusky center bead; and bead planes by McMaster, Greenfield and L. and I.J. White. 30 - 60
194. A SET OF BRUSH MAKERS STAMPS by Elephant Brush Company, Ltd. London, England. All manner of stamps for marking brand names, sizes and maker information on brushes as well as documents from the Elephant Brush Company are included in this lot. 80 - 160
195. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING TOOLS including a double screw rounder and a yellow birch toothing plane. 80 - 160
196. A SCREW LOCK ARM PLOW PLANE by E. Smith, Worcester, Massachusetts. This plane is in clean and sound condition and marked with the "B2" designated imprint from American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 60 - 120
197. FOUR UNUSUAL IMPRINT MOLDING PLANES including examples by J. King, J. Gladding, S. Chilvers, and I. Blackbrough. 75 - 150
198. A 3" WIDTH CARPENTER'S SLICK by T.H. Witherby. This example retains its original handle and is in usable condition. It could stand a light cleaning. 80 - 160
199. THREE EARLY MEASURING RULES, all by STANLEY. A No. 41 yard measure; No. 46 1/2 board rule; and an unmarked wantage rule are included in this lot. 60 - 120
200. A CLASSIC PANEL RAISING PLANE by J. Webb, Pittsfield, Massachusetts. This skew iron plane is missing its side fence, but is otherwise in excellent condition. 80 - 160
201. A PORCH MOUNT MILK BOTTLE LOCK by Ace Milk Bottle Lock, Woodbury, New Jersey. This porch mounted accessory was designed to hold a quart of milk in place after it was delivered (imagine that!??) to deter those who would prowl about in the early morning hours stealing other peoples' recently delivered milk. The copy of original advertising that accompanies the device pictures one such thief, whose face is hidden by his long coat in the drawing (thank God for the sake of his family) reaching for an unprotected bottle on the porch of a thoughtlessly unprepared citizen. Please, help stop the Scourge of Milk Thievery buy purchasing and using this device. From the Legendary Lode of Interesting Americana of The King of Stuff®. 50 - 100
202. TWO ORIGINAL BOX PRECISION TOOLS including a set of "Peerless" brand collets and a set of extension arms for Starrett dividers. 50 - 100
203. TWO EARLY TYPE BOWL ADZES including one polled type. Both appear to be in usable condition. 100 - 200
204. A LOT OF TEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including five assorted beads, a left hand bead by King and planes by Taber, J.R. Tolman, etc. 60 - 120
205. TWO UNCOMMON WOODWORKING TOOLS, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 386 jointer gauge and a No. 95 edge trim block plane. Both are in excellent working order and could be put directly to use. 60 - 120
206. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPECIAL PURPOSE TOOLS including three bed wrenches and a working set of leather arch punches. 60 - 120
207. A LOT OF TWELVE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including some complex types, hollow and round, halving, bead, etc. Makers include Ohio, Sandusky, C. Nurse, etc. 75 - 150
208. A LAMINATED WALNUT AND MAHOGANY SPILL PLANE. This uncommon channel type plane was used in the NIneteenth Century to produce curled shavings to transfer a flame from an open hearth to light a cigar or pipe. 60 - 120
209. TWO EXTRA CLEAN ERIC SLOANE BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. Included are copies of "I Remember America" and "Eric Sloane's America". An Eric Sloane calendar is also included in this grouping. 50 - 100
210. TWO PRECISION BAROMETERS including a Taylor compensating type and another by R. Fuss, Berlin, Germany. Both are in top collector quality condition. 90 - 180
211. A NINE-INCH SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 4 C, by STANLEY. This corrugated sole plane is in nearly new condition in its original pasteboard box with full paper label. 80 - 160
212. An example of the AMIDON'S PATENT BIT BRACE as produced by C.H. Amidon, Buffalo, New York, patented August 28, 1883. The Amidon Paent has been given the "B" rating in the Pearson book on Patented American Braces. 60 - 120
213. A STEPPED SET OF SIX BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples in the 3/16"; 1/4"; 3/8"; 3/4" (2); and 1/2" (2) sizes. All are in clean, sound and ready to use condition. 80 - 160
214. A rare CUBAN MAKER BRASS BACK HAND SAW by Matanzas M. Bea, YC 4 having a cuban Mahogany handle and raised fixing nuts. 60 - 120
215. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Eli Smith, Lyme, CT; H. Wetherell Chatham, Connecticut; and C. Harwood having an overstruck "A" imprint. 100 - 200
216. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 40 "Scrub" plane; a No. 71 router; and a complete No. 78 filletster plane. 60 - 120
217. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES all by English makers. Included are complex, sash and quarter round types. Makers include I. Cox, Wm. Moss, and Brown & Barnard. 60 - 120
218. THREE PARTIAL "VICTOR" PLANES, all by Leonard Bailey and Company, Hartford, Connecticut. Included are two examples of the No. 20 and a No. 4. A handle, caps, screws and blades are available for use from these somewhat weathered examples. 60 - 120
219. THREE UNUSED THREE-FOOT FOLDING RULES including a a Stanley No. 66 1/2; Rabone No. 1190 with protractor and level; and another marked "Sybren/Holland". All are in perfect condition. 35 - 75
220. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an early Stanley No. 25 level, a broken Davis level, a Chaplin's Patented square head, vials, etc. A treasure trove. 75 - 150
221. An INSIDE MEASURE RULE, No. 510, by STANLEY. This five to ten foot extension rule is in clean and sound condition. An uncommon Stanley rule. 30 - 60
222. An unusual VARIATION OF TAYLOR'S PATENT BRACE by Wilcox and Taylor. This interesting early brace has a spring type "push button" mechanism for holding the bit. 50 - 100
223. A FULLY BRASS BOUND ROSEWOOD LEVEL, No. 1, by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This extra clean laminated level retains much of its original finish. 60 - 120
224. A HAND FORGED WHEEL WRIGHT'S HOLLOW AUGER for spoke tenons. This early and unusual woodworking tool has a most unusual extra long shaft. 50 - 100
225. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS, both by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a D-7 seven-point crosscut and an 18" tenon saw. Both are in excellent working condition. 40 - 80
226. A classic TWO-SECTION BILL POSTERS HAMMER by A.R. Robertson, Boston, Massachusetts. This screw-together hammer is missing its bill holder, but is otherwise in excellent condition. 50 - 100
227. A TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANE, No. 148, by STANLEY. The fixing screw is marked with the "Type 11" trademark on this extra clean example that retains some 98% of its original finishes. 60 - 120
228. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a wooden brace, wooden hinge plane and a boxed planimeter. 30 - 60
229. A COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by Stanley Tools, England. This example is complete with eight original irons in new condition in its original box. 80 - 160
230. A lot of UNDOCUMENTED MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by W. Cutt, P Batcheler. G. Gosden, I. Graham. J. Wigg and W. Frid. 80 - 160
231. THREE UNUSED PIPE REAMERS, all by Cook, Ansonia, Connecticut. Included are screw and non-screw adjust types. These are the first "new old stock" pipe reamers that we have offered for sale. 15 - 30
232. A LOT OF EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including a G. Forbes hollow & round pair, a spar, sash, cove and bead and a large quarter round. Some are fashioned from Yellow Birch. 60 - 120
233. THREE CANADIAN MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including an A. Monty adjustable type; an A. Monty fixed sash; and a matching coping plane by Montreal maker Wallace. 50 - 100
234. A LOT OF SEVEN CLEAN FOLDING RULES including examples by Stanley, H. Chapin, Chapin-Stephens, etc. From the John Meneely Collection. 60 - 120
235. BOTH VOLUMES OF THE REPRINTED EARLY EDITIONS OF "THE CHRONICLE", the research quarterly of the Early American Industries Association. Both volumes are now out of print, and the first volume has been unavailable for many, many years. Essential volumes for the reference library. 90 - 180
236. A LOT OF STANLEY 45 AND 55 PARTS, all by STANLEY. Included are fences and stops, cam stops, screws, etc. 50 - 100
237. SIX INTERESTING METALLIC BRACES including two Davis type and examples by Hildreth, Peck, Fray and an unusual ratchet type that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
238. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including planes, a hatchet, draw knife, bevel, combination square, etc. Makers inlcude Stanley, Winchester, Sears, etc. 35 - 75
239. An early CAST IRON BOOK PRESS. These printer's tools come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This example is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
240. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, rabbet, side rabbet type, etc. Makers include Ohio, Monty, Sandusky, Franklin, etc. 80 - 160
241. A LOT OF "BOBBY JONES" GOLF CLUBS, all by A.G. Spalding and Brothers. Both wood and metal shaft types are included in this grouping. All are in clean and sound condition, and most include original grips. 75 - 150
242. A COMBINATION RABBET AND DADO PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY, including three full boxes of cutting irons. Some 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and usable example. 80 - 160
243. THREE UNCOMMON EARLY HACK SAWS including a hand forged French type and examples by W.M. Robinson, Brooklyn, New York and M. Brown, Binghamton, New York. 80 - 160
244. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including thumbnail, sash cope, table joint, bead type, etc. Makers inlcude Cumings, Gouch, Chapin, etc. 60 - 120
245. SIX SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including two Butler beads; an Ohio 7/8 dado; a 1" dado; and working pair of side rabbets. 50 - 100
246. NINE CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including handled adjustable sash, bead, hollow and round, rabbet type, etc. 60 - 120
247. TWO ENGLISH TYPE MARKING GAUGES including a steel faced Mahogany slitting type and an ebony and brass example by H. Osborne. 80 - 160
248. A PAIR OF PATENTED DIVIDERS by Carl Klaui, New Haven, Connecticut, patented September 15, 1896. These unusual locking dividers are the first of this type that we have offered for sale. 50 - 100
249. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an N. Camper chair rail; a J.R. Tolman shipwright's rabbet and a B. Auxer quarter round. 75 - 150
250. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE BLOCK PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 18; No. 19; No. 9 1/2 and a No. 102. Also included is an A.T. Murray brass back hand saw. 50 - 100
251. A LOT OF ASSORTED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS including some quite early types. Some examples having graphic forms are included in this grouping. 60 - 120
252. A YELLOW BIRCH 1/2" HOLLOW MOLDING PLANE by Jo. Fuller, Providence, Rhode Island. This plane has an extra bold imprint and is very nicely patinated. 60 - 120
253. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS including a Sears auger bit set, pliers, an eyelet punch, a Yankee screwdriver and a butt marking gauge. 30 - 60
254. FOUR COLLECTIBLE HAND SAWS including a Wheeler, Madden & Clemson brass back, a Keen Kutter mitre saw and two by Henry Disston & Sons. 35 - 75
255. A PAIR OF JOINER'S "WINKING" STICKS. These tools were used for sighting along long sawn boards to gauge the "wind" in the wood. One is fitted with dovetailed bone inserts. 30 - 60
256. THREE CLEAN EDGE TOOLS, all by the Underhill Edge Tool Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. Included are a Kent type hatchet, a shingling hatchet and a 2" width framing chisel. 50 - 100
257. A STREETER PATENT BRACE by Shepardson, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, patented January 8, 1867. This brace has received the "B" rating for rarity in Ron Pearson's book on The Patented American Brace. 30 - 60
258. A LOT OF ASSORTED COMBINATION PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are parts from the No. 50 and No. 55 and some blades. All are offered for parts or restoration. 60 - 120
259. An early DOUBLE IRON SASH MOLDING PLANE by I. Lindenberger, Providence, Rhode Island. This Yellow Birch body plane has one sheared wedge, but is otherwise clean and sound. 90 - 180
260. A LATER "BEDROCK" SMOOTHING PLANE, No. 603, by STANLEY. This plane has a "hang" hole in the body and a chip from the front rail, but is clean and thoroughly usable. A bargain "Bedrock". 60 - 120
261. TWO EARLY GOOSEWING AXE HEADS including one having a bold touchmark and one having an early repair. 60 - 120
262. An example of the PALMER'S PATENT JACK PLANE as produced by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This "triple lever" adjustable plane, one of the most complex ever produced, was patented on May 14, 1867. 80 - 160
263. An early PATENT "T" AUGER HANDLE as patented and produced by Augustus Thayer, Malden Bridge, New York in accordance with the specifications of the Thayer Patent of December 3, 1850. One original bit is included. 60 - 120
264. THREE MASSACHUSETTS MAKER TONGUE & GROOVE MOLDING PLANES including an H.L. James razee pair in the 7/8" size and an F.J. Gouch tongue plane that is fitted with a fine adjustment feature. 75 - 150
265. FOUR CLEAN FRAMING CHISELS including examples by T.H. Witherby in the 1 1/2", 2" and 1" corner chisel sizes. Also included is a 3/4" mortise chisel by Geo. Parr of Buffalo, New York. 75 - 150
266. TWO NEW HAMPSHIRE MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a J. Milton complex molder and a B. D. Sargent, Nashua sash coping plane. Both are in excellent collector quality condition. From the Donald Nesslage Collection. 80 - 160
267. A LOT OF ASSORTED ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including some having unusual cuts, tongue and groove pairs, side rabbet, hollow and round type, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 80 - 160
268. A BOXWOOD AND GERMAN SILVER FOLDING RULE by John Rabone and Sons, Birmingham, England. This architects rule is in top collector quality condition. 60 - 120
269. A CLASSIC ROSEWOOD STUFFED SMOOTHING PLANE fitted with a Hearnshaw parallel cutting iron. There are some dents in the sole of this pretty plane, but it is otherwise sound and usable. 150 - 300
270. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE TAILOR'S RULES including an example os "The Vincent Square" and a yard measure having downward curving ends by Aston & Mander. 35 - 75
271. AN EARLY CELLARMAN'S WANTAGE RULE, No. 48E. Also included are a pair of brass extensions of unknown function. 35 - 75
272. A CLASSIC ENGLISH INFILL PANEL PLANE fitted with a tapered cutting iron by Sheffield maker Hildick. It has rosewood infill and is in excellent overall condition. 120 - 240
273. NINE EXTRA LONG GOUGES AND CHISELS, all having BOXWOOD handles. Makers include Ibbotson, Marples, Ward, etc. 80 - 160
274. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a mitre box and saw, clamps, auger bits, etc. 30 - 60
275. A LOW ANGLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 62, by STANLEY. This plane has a slightly opened throat but is otherwise in excellent condition. It is marked with Stanley's ca. 1915 "Type 11" trademark. 125 - 250
276. An early PATENT DRESS MAKER'S SQUARE as patented by Julia F. Wingate, Boston, Massachusetts on May 21, 1878. This example is in clean and complete condition. 60 - 120
277. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including tongue & groove, hollow & round, bead and rabbet types. Makers include Copeland, Auburn, Cumings, etc. 60 - 120
278. An early PATENT BRACE, No. 12, by Q.S. Backus, Chambers Street, New York, patented November 5, 1872. This uncommon early patent brace has rosewood handles and is clearly marked with the patent date. 30 - 60
279. TWO WIDE ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Mathieson quirk ovolo with bead and an interesting ogee molder by E. Noble having both right and left-hand fences. 120 - 240
280. SIX AMERICAN MADE CUTTING IRONS in a canvas roll. Five were made by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio and one is by Dwight & French. 30 - 60
281. THREE EARLY HOUSEHOLD TOOLS including a dibble marked W. B. Cleeves, Binghamton, New York; a chopper by Bungershohn, and a W. Bradley chopper. 60 - 120
282. SIX EARLY TYPE KNIVES including examples used by a farrier, a sailor, an electrician, a race knife, etc. Makers include Voos, U.S.A., etc. 60 - 120
283. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY. Included are a No. 50 combination plane with cutting irons and a No. 78 duplex that lacks its chip deflector but is otherwise complete. 50 - 100
284. A PROTRACTOR COMBINATION FOLDING RULE, No. 1190, by John Rabone and Sons, Birmingham, England. This early example of the integral level is in near new condition. 60 - 120
285. An early PATENT MARKING GAUGE by A.A. Welsh, Allegany, Pennsylvania, patented February 3, 1891. A rare gauge in excellent condition. 125 - 250
286. A MASSIVE FRENCH BOWL ADZE with heart touchmarks. Having a full six inch cutting width, it is in excellent working condition 60 - 120
287. A LOT OF ASSORTED EDGE TOOLS including draw knives, a mallet, a froe, corner chisels, a scorp, a cooper's adze, etc. 50 - 100
288. A LOT OF ASSORTED POCKET KNIVES including a Baleen fleam, a non-functioning saw blade type by Case, and other examples made by Camillus, Imperial, etc. 50 - 100
289. TWO ORIGINAL PLANE ILLUSTRATIONS made by Charles Hayward, author of many "how to" woodworking books. One shows the base of a crown molding plane beside an early screwdriver and the other a wooden plane. 25 - 50
290. TWO EARLY IVORY RULES including a zig-zag type and one that is fitted with a pencil holder. 60 - 120
291. THREE OHIO MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an E.F. Seybold quirk ogee with bevel; a T.D. and Co. quirk ovolo with bevel; and an Ohio quirk ovolo with bevel. 80 - 160
292. AN ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS OPPORTUNITY LOT including tap and dies sets, screw extractors, a slide rule, etc. 40 - 80
293. SIX EARLY COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, unmarked by clean and in sound condition. 35 - 75
294. A HANDLED BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts. There are some minor age checks but it is otherwise sound. 150 - 300
295. An IVORY, BRASS AND ROSWOOD BOW DRILL by A.F. and Company having a solid ivory spool. This piano makers tool is in excellent condition. 200 - 400
296. THREE EARLY NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Jo. Fuller quarter round, an I. Lindenberger hollow, and an N. Little hollow. 125 - 250
297. A rare "MOTHER" PLANE FOR A ONE INCH NOSING PLANE by the Greenfield Tool Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This little used example is in nearly new condition. 250 - 500
298. THREE "UR" MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples marked William Allen Barkhamstead, J.K. King and R. Thayer. 80 - 160
299. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRACES AND SCREWDRIVERS including examples by Stanley, Millers Falls, Reid, some early types, etc. 35 - 75
300. A clean and sound WEDGE ARM BEECH PLANE by Holbrook, Bristol, England having an inlaid boxwood scale. 100 - 200
301. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. 80 - 160
302. TWO NATIVE AMERICAN HAND TOOLS including a crooked knife and a stone adze. 100 - 200
303. A STEPPED SET OF EIGHT BEAD MOLDING PLANES by Griffiths, Norwich, England. Included are clean and usable examples of sizes 1/8", 3/16", 1/4" (2), 3/8", 1/2" 5/8" and 7/8". 125 - 250
304. A LOT OF TEN CLEAN BITSTOCK TOOLS including adjustable and fixed types of hollow augers and spoke pointers. 50 - 100
305. A LOT OF "NOTCHED RECTANGLE" PLANE IRONS and spoke shave irons by Stanley Tools, all in new condition. 75 - 150
306. FOUR INTERESTING BEVELING TOOLS including an Ideal Tool Works square and another from the Storm Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 50 - 100
307. An EARLY PATENT BIT BRACE by Shepardson, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, patented March 1, 1870. This distinctive and graphic brace has been assigned the "B" rating for rarity in Ron Pearson's book on patented American braces. 60 - 120
308. A CAST IRON BENCHTOP PLANER fitted with a wheel to allow it to be driven with a belt. Much of its original pin striping remains. 50 - 100
309. A rare CAST IRON BULLNOSE PLANE by William Marples and Sons, Sheffield, England having a brass fixing screw. Some 85% of the original paint remains. 60 - 120
310. FOUR BRACES AND BRACE TOOLS including thread chasers, an armourer's brace and a drill fitted with an unusual chuck. 50 - 100
311. FOUR FILE FORGED HAND TOOLS including nut and alligator wrenches, tongs and a bolt holder. 80 - 160
312. An extra crisp and clean HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE, No. 94, by the Auburn Tool Company, Auburn, New York having boxwood arms and nuts. 100 - 200
313. THREE EARLY WHEELWRIGHTS TOOLS including two travelers and a hand forged double caliper. From the Eric Olson Collection. 80 - 160
314. TWO PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVELS, both by Tower and Lyon, New York, New York. Both were patented by Henry Green of Hartford, Connecticut. 80 - 160
315. THREE CA. 1950'S LEVELS including an example marked by Biddle Hardware, Philadelphia and one by Empire Tool, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 30 - 60
316. A PAIR OF EARLY BRASS LEG CALIPERS. At six inches they are larger than usual and are very nicely patinated. 80 - 160
317. An early CONNECTICUT MAKER CROSSCUT SAW by Jarvis and Morris Bassett, New Haven. This ca. 1880's example is in clean and in sound condition. 50 - 100
318. SEVEN CLEAN ENGLISH MOLDING PLANES including examples by Richard Burman, circa 1750, Moss, Gabriel, Cox, Partridge, Frogatt, etc. 60 - 120
319. Two fully illustrated FRENCH LANGUAGE TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including "L'outil", and "Les Outils de Nos Ancestres". 80 - 160
320. A ONE FOOT, FOUR FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 57, by E.A. Stearns and Company. An uncommon example in ivory and German silver. 100 - 200
321. An AMERICAN MECHANICAL DICTIONARY reprint by Edward H. Knight, complete in four volumes and in excellent condition. These books were originally reprinted as a joint venture between the Early American Industries Association and the Mid-West Tool Collectors Association. Long out of print and very hard to find. 80 - 160
322. THREE CLEAN CRAFTSMANS TOOLS including a marking gauge fashioned from rosewood and beech, a Barton Brothers pad saw, and a Millers Falls No. 1 spoke shave. 50 - 100
323. A clean and sound COACHMAKER'S SPILL PLANE designed to make spills for lighting short cigars. 80 - 160
324. An UNHANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts. Also included is a set of John Moseley cutting irons. 120 - 240
325. An UNHANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by D.P. Sanborn, Littleton, New Hampshire. This plane has been marked with Sanborn's "A2" designated imprint with decorative "cartouche". The mark rates three stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 60 - 120
326. A WALNUT AND BRASS PILL ROLLER. This device was used for cutting dried medicine mixtures formed from paste into "pill" size pieces. 80 - 160
327. An early QUARTER ROUND MOLDING PLANE by Thomas Grant, New York, New York. This beech molder having an an oak wedge is in clean and sound condition. 125 - 250
328. THREE HAND FORGED BUTTERISES including one French pattern and two "make do" American types. 60 - 120
329. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some unusual shapes and some surveyor types. 50 - 100
330. TWO OUT-OF-PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS, both by Dave Heckel. Copies of "The Stanley No. 45 Plane" and the "Sargent Planes Identification and Value Guide", both in brand new, unused condition, are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
331. A PALMER'S PATENT SMOOTHING PLANE by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This non-adjustable type was patented on October 19, 1869. 90 - 180
332. SIX EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including four dado type, a large quarter round and a bead. 50 - 100
333. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including reproduction knobs for Bailey block planes; a No. 200 chisel grinder; shrink rules, a No. 140 blade, etc. An interesting assortment. 120 - 240
334. An example of a TRAUT'S PATENT BEVEL as produced by STANLEY, patented May 9, 1871. This example, which is in excellent overall condition is missing the main patent features and looks never to have had them. It is marked with the owner imprint of one "G.H. Otstot" who served in the Civil War in the 20th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment. 100 - 200
335. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, filletster type, etc. Some are missing wedges or otherwise need restoration. 60 - 120
336. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, an early hammer, a hand drill, try squares, a marking gauge, level, an early hack saw, etc. 50 - 100
337. NINE NON-WOODEN GOLF "WOODS" including examples by Jim Thomson, Tarpon Springs, Florida; Aber. and F. J. Farrel, and Patty Berg by Wilson. 80 - 160
338. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. 80 - 160
339. THREE CORRUGATED SOLE BENCH PLANES, all by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included are a No. 05 C; 06 C; and 07 C. All are marked with the Ohio "World" trademark. 100 - 200
340. TWO WATCH RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including "Horological Wheel Cutting Engines" by Ted Crom and Wyke's "Watch Tools". The Crom book is signed by the author. 100 - 200
341. A COLLECTION OF FOUR ASSORTED STAIR SAWS including tail and "D" handle types. They are variously fashioned from birch, oak and applewood. 90 - 180
342. FOUR EARLY SPIRIT LEVELS, all by L.L. Davis, Springfield, Massachusetts. Included are a 20"; 24"; 26" and 30" examples, all having the same adjustable features. 80 - 160
343. FOUR EXTRA EARLY EDGE TOOLS including a Silkman & Tompkins axe, a Stohler axe, a Holland axe and a "T" handle slick that is not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
344. TWO SCREW ARM PLOW PLANES including a J. Denison unhandled example and a J. Kellogg unhandled type. Some plow irons are also included in this lot. 60 - 120
345. A LOT OF PARTIAL WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 12 scraper; No. 278 rabbet; two No. 45's and a No. 60 1/2 block. All are offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
346. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including miscellaneous hand tools, butt marking gauges, bevels, a saw handle, chisels, a tool handle, etc. 40 - 80
347. TWO EARLY ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types. Both are in clean and usable condition. Makers include William Marples and W. Round. 60 - 120
348. FOUR ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Gabriel, Stothert, and S. Lunt, Liverpool. 100 - 200
349. An example of the rare "SHAW PATENT" JACK PLANE, No. 18, as produced by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut in accordance with the Shaw Patent of July 3, 1906. It retains its original mahogany handles and is in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
350. An early HANDLED CORNICE MOLDING PLANE by Iohn Sleeper. This example is missing its fence and side stop and the cutting iron is a replacement. Offered for restoration. 175 - 350
351. An example of the WOOD'S PATENT LEVEL, No. 1 1/2, as produced by the Chapin-Stephens Company, Pine Meadow, Connecticut. This "popup" sight level is in excellent collector quality condition. 50 - 100
352. A LOT OF ADJUSTABLE WOODEN PLANES including plank, plows and grooving types. All are in need of restoration. 60 - 120
353. A classic WOODEN "SPILL" PLANE made from oak and having an applied Mahogany fence. The plane is marked with the imprint "E. Jones". 60 - 120
354. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a sliding dovetail, an offset groove, quarter round and center fluting type. 50 - 100
355. An example of "THE ABC" PATENT PROTRACTOR as patented and produced by the Crookston Tool Company, Crookston, Minnesota, patented February 16. 1909. This well preserved example of this scarce tool is in excellent collector quality condition. 60 - 120
356. A BRACES AND DRILLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two breast drills, a hand drill, Irwin bits in a roll etc. The drills are made by Millers Falls, "Yankee" and Goodell-Pratt. 30 - 60
357. A LOT OF IRON AND BRASS PLUMB BOBS including some surveyor type. Both small and large sizes are included. Makers include Keuffel & Esser, Dietzgen, etc. 50 - 100
358. A classic EBONY INFILL "ULTIMATUM" BRACE by William Marples and Company, Sheffield, England. It is missing its ivory ring and has a repair to the handle but is otherwise clean and sound. 150 - 300
359. TWO ENGLISH SASH RELATED PLANES including D. Malloch fenced filletster and a Griffiths moving filletster. 50 - 100
360. TWO EARLY FRAMING TOOLS including a Yerkes & Plumb 13" blade broad axe and an unmarked 3" width slick. 50 - 100
361. A BASKET MAKER'S SPLITTING TOOL by Pearson & Company, Sheffield, England. This tool has a brass hinge to regulate the width of the splints. A nice example that could be put directly to work. 60 - 120
362. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including a mahogany drip bead and a mahogany core box type. 75 - 150
363. A PATENT DOUBLE IRON SMOOTHING PLANE by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania having a W. Butcher iron, patented March 27, 1849. There is a tight check at throat but this plane is otherwise complete and sound. 80 - 160
364. A LOT OF PENNSYLVANIA MAKER BENCH PLANES including examples by J. Heiss, J. Boyd, I. White and N. Schauer. 80 - 160
365. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Marples marking gauge, a boxwood slitter, a marking gauge, Veeder root counters, a level, etc. Something for everyone. 60 - 120
366. FOUR CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a J. Killam double tongue & groove; and planes by W. & E. Perry, West Haven; Kennedy, Barry & Way, Chapin-Stephens, etc. 60 - 120
367. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an S. Dalpe double tongue & groove; a Shillinglaw double iron complex; a Mathieson ogee; and an unmarked ogee. 75 - 150
368. A clean WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Disston No. 68 dovetail saw, a "Craftsman" bit set and brace, etc. A nice clean batch of tools. 60 - 120
369. A LOT OF FIVE CLEAN HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are two D-8's made in Toronto, a Keystone "Flying Ace", a "Townsman" and an early D-8 12 point crosscut. 50 - 100
370. A LOT OF ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES including examples by Stanley, Gage and Union. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
371. THREE UNCOMMON STEEL COMBINATION SQUARES including some patented types. All are in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
372. A ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE of IVORY and German Silver, No. 90, by J. Stephens and Company. This rule has medium light yellowing but is otherwise excellent. From the John Meneely Collection. 80 - 160
373. TWO EARLY CALIPER RULES including an IVORY six inch two fold and a boxwood rule having an IVORY caliper slide. From the John Meneely Collection. 80 - 160
374. TWO NEW HAMPSHIRE MAKER AXES, both by the Underhill Edge Tool Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. Included are a 9" blade broad axe and a 6" blade masting axe type. Both are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
375. An early BRASS CIRCULAR GLASS CUTTER by Dickinson Maker, New York, New York. This diamond tip cutter is very nicely patinated and could be put to use if the purchaser so desired. 60 - 120
376. TWO EXTRA CLEAN GOUGES, both by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. Included is one crank neck and one straight gouge as well as a crank neck chisel. 60 - 120
377. SEVEN PIECES OF COCOBOLO WOOD. The largest is 6 1/2 feet in length. All are of one-inch stock and in excellent condition. Just the thing for that "special" woodworking project for the upcoming long, cold winter. 75 - 150
378. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN CONNECTICUT MAKER MOLDING PLANES including two pairs of hollow & round types, a dado and an astragal. Makers include Copeland, Chapin, etc. 60 - 120
379. THREE EXTRA CLEAN MEASURING RULES including an Upson Nut Company No. 61; a Stanley No. 68; and a Smallwood rule and level combination. From the John Meneely Collection. 60 - 120
380. An example of "THE KEYSTONE" RIVETER as produced by the Hartmann Manufacturing Company, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania. This interesting and unusual device was patented on February 13, 1900 by J.W. Thompson and L.T. French of Salem, Ohio. 60 - 120
381. An early CAST IRON BLOCK PLANE having a cast brass "shoe buckle" cap iron. 80 - 160
382. A CAST IRON SPILL PLANE by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. This uncommon Preston tool has a minor chip from the rail and needs a light cleaning. We use the Preston plane for producing our own spills and can state categorically that if we were ever to start smoking, we would never run out of spills. 125 - 250
383. A SET OF EIGHTEEN HOLLOW & ROUND MOLDING PLANES mostly by Higgs. Two replacement pairs by other makers are included in this excellent working set. 250 - 500
384. A LOT OF EIGHTEEN ASSORTED HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES all by Moseley Late Mutter. Six matched pairs are included as are a number of unmatched planes. All are in clean and usable condition. 175 - 350
385. TWO WOODWORKER'S ROUNDING ENGINES including fixed and adjustable types. Both are made from oak, and both appear to be in usable condition. 80 - 160
386. A rare DOUBLE IRON JOINTER PLANE by Kieffer and Auxer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This example of the E.W. Carpenter Patent of March 27, 1849 is in excellent condition and boldly marked with the imprint of this important Southeastern Pennsylvania planemaking partnership. 100 - 200
387. TWO "WYE" TYPE SIGHTING LEVELS including an example by Beckman having a brass scope and a Simplex having green "crinkle" finish. Both are in their original boxes. 150 - 300
388. A CAST IRON BLOCK PLANE by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York. This plane retains its original wooden wedge and is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
389. A HANDLED APPLEWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by the Taber Plane Manufacturing Company, New Bedford, Massachusetts. There is some thread damage but the plane is otherwise clean and sound. 100 - 200
390. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10 1/2, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with the ca. 1915 "V" trademark. Approximately 1/4" of the cutting iron remains. A clean and sound example of an uncommon Stanley special purpose bench plane. 80 - 160
391. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE HOLLOW AUGERS including examples by A.A. Wood & Sons, Stearns and an unmarked example. 40 - 80
392. TWO EUROPEAN TYPE PLOW PLANES including thumbscrew and screw arm locking types. Both are unusual forms. 50 - 100
393. A ROSEWOOD PAD ENGLISH BRACE by Slater, Sheffield, England. Also included is a set of bits in a leather roll. A clean and usable brace with a full working set of bits. 60 - 120
394. A LOT OF ASSORTED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS. All are in clean and sound condition. Many sizes and types are included. 80 - 160
395. A LOT OF ELEVEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including bead, hollow and round, rabbet, dado, etc. Makers include Sandusky, Mathieson, Ohio Tool, Sims, etc. From the James Glascock Collection. 60 - 120
396. TWO EARLY HAND SAWS including a Disston & Son rip saw in the seven point size and a Bishop eight point crosscut. 60 - 120
397. A CAST BRONZE PANEL PLANE having a parallel cutting iron by William Marples. This plane has been professionally cleaned and polished and is ready to provide the centerpiece of a modern woodworking shop. 150 - 300
398. THREE SOCKET TYPE CARPENTERS SLICKS including a 5" width example having a hole in the blade and two three-inch examples. 90 - 180
399. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODLAND TOOLS including axes, adzes and broad and felling axes. Some retain their original handles. 40 - 80
400. THREE EARLY LEVELS all by Lambert, Mulliken and Stackpole, Boston, Massachusetts. Included is a 24" Mahogany type, and two fashioned from Cuban Mahogany, one 28" and the other 29 1/2". 90 - 180
401. A COMBINATION RABBET/DADO PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY in its original pasteboard box. This example is apparently complete and in near new condition. 120 - 240
402. A classic MANTEL CLOCK INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Some 85% of the original paint remains on this September 17, 1867 patent level. 200 - 400
403. A classic "SHEFFIELD" BIT BRACE by Marshall & Company, Sheffield, England having a turned rosewood head and including some original bits. 60 - 120
404. THREE PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by Sheneman & Brothers; a S.H. Bibighaus quirk ovolo; and a Henry G. White filletster. 40 - 80
405. FOUR CLEAN "T" AUGER HANDLES including two made by the Millers Falls Company; one by Peck, Stow & Wilcox; and the third is a Jason Swan type. 25 - 50
406. FOUR CLEAN LAYOUT TOOLS including a Disston boxwood marking gauge, a "Keen kutter" bevel, a rosewood bevel, and a Mayes level. 35 - 75
407. An unused HAND TOOLS GENTLEMAN'S BOX LOT including a hand drill, mallets, a brace, hammers, a square, chisels, a spoke shave, a divider, etc. 60 - 120
408. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including knurling tools, a chain break, a surface gauge, a screwdriver and a grease tool. 35 - 75
409. THREE ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a Millers Falls No. 5 hand drill, a Taintors No. 7 saw set, and an unusual level marked with the patent date December 1, 1914. 60 - 120
410. A rosewood four stem SHOLL'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE as produced by C. Sholl, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania under the terms of a patent issued March 8, 1864. 100 - 200
411. A SLIDE ADJUST SHOE RULE by Kerby & Brother, Makers, New York, New York. This very well made boxwood rule has IVORY inlay at the caliper jaws. This example is marked with the name of a former owner, one John Pell, Newark. 60 - 120
412. A one-inch WALNUT INFILL RABBET PLANE fitted with a skew cutting iron. 100 - 200
413. A COMBINATION METALLIC PLANE, No. 3728, by Sears, Roebuck & Company, made by Stanley. It is in new condition in its original box. 125 - 250
414. A WAVY BEECH CENTER BEAD MOLDING PLANE by Thomas Grant, New York, New York. This early plane has wide flat chamfers and is fitted with a "newer" wedge. 60 - 120
415. A HANDLED SCREW STEM PLOW PLANE by D. Malloch, Perth, Scotland. The plane is fitted with a recessed wedge and has been professionally cleaned and polished. 50 - 100
416. A LOT OF ASSORTED LOG AND BOARD RULES including an example of Doyle's patent, etc. Also included is circular rule, etc. 50 - 100
417. A LOT OF CANADIAN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including bead, sash, cove, etc. Makers include Dalpe, Monty, Wallace, etc. 60 - 120
418. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE DRAW KNIVES and one scorp, etc. Makers include C. Fuller, Barton, Beatty, etc. 40 - 80
419. A 19th Century DOVETAILED CABBAGE CUTTER fitted together with hand wrought fasteners. 60 - 120
420. A PAIR OF FAUCET HANDLE TOP BRASS TRAMMELS. The bodies are fashioned in an open circle casting and the tips are extra long. 125 - 250
421. THREE UNUSED 6" SIZE WRENCHES all marked No. 706 SL, by Proto Tools, Los Angeles, California. The wrench is adjusted by means of a precision "Clik-Stop". 25 - 50
422. EIGHT BOXWOOD HANDLE TANG GOUGES including examples by Moulson, Marples, Ward, Ibbotson, etc. 80 - 160
423. An "ACME" 26" CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. 120, by H. Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This extra crisp and clean example retains its original filing. 60 - 120
424. A SOLID BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE by H.L. James, Williamsburg, Massachusetts. It has minor thread chips and possibly a replaced wedge, but is otherwise sound. 100 - 200
425. A CAST IRON DADO PLANE, No. 39, by STANLEY. This 3/4" size example is marked with the circa 1910 trade mark. The japanning has been "enhanced" but it is otherwise complete and usable. 60 - 120
426. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including pliers, wrenches, center auger bits, a screwdriver, a clamp, a washer cutter, a plumb bob, an oil can, a hatchet, a hammer, etc. 30 - 60
427. TWO EARLY WOODEN PLOW PLANES offered for restoration. Included are an M. Copeland screw lock type, and an early Yankee plow. 50 - 100
428. An early PATENT SAW SET by Charles Koons & William Metzger, Canton, Ohio, patented April 27, 1886. Earnsing a "UC" rating in Friberg's book on sawsets, this is the first example we've seen. 125 - 250
429. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING TOOLS by STANLEY including a No. 48 tongue and groove plane; a No. 65 block plane; a No. 75 bullnose plane; a No. 113 circular plane; a No. 53 spoke shave; and a No. 18 bevel. 60 - 120
430. TWO EARLY WOODEN BRACES including a large screw pod type and one with friction lock pod fashioned from birch. 80 - 160
431. A clean and usuable example of a classic SKEW BLADE "SPILL" PLANE. This one is marked with name of a former owner, one "W.T. Millier". 90 - 180
432. TWO UNCOMMON HAND TOOLS including a primitive axe and a caulking mallet fashioned from lignum vitae. 50 - 100
433. An example of the HOWARD'S PATENT BEVEL as produced by the Star Tool Company. Fashioned with rosewood infill surrounded by brass it was made under the terms of a patent issued November 5, 1867. 100 - 200
434. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES all by Wallace, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Included are a reverse ogee, a double iron quirk ovolo with bevel, and a quarter round. 80 - 160
435. FIVE CLEAN MARKING GAUGES by STANLEY. Included are examples of No.'s 64 1/2; 65 1/2; 76; 79; and 264 1/2. 100 - 200
436. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE HAND SAWS including a Disston ten point No. 12, an Atkins No. 65 ship point, one by Simonds marked "Home & Farm", etc. 35 - 75
437. THREE PATENTED KNIFE SHARPENERS including two marked "H.P. Brooks", patented April 28, 1874 and one marked with the patent date, April 6, 1880. 60 - 120
438. An EBONY HANDLE TRY SQUARE by William Marples & Sons, Sheffield, England having a fancy brass escutcheon plate. This showy square is in clean and sound condition. 35 - 75
439. TWO HANDLED COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including one marked J.F. Cook, Detroit and a razee style plane missing its cutting iron made by E.F. Seybold. 80 - 160
440. SEVEN CLEAN AND USABLE MOLDING PLANES including four stepped beads, 1/4 to 3/4" sizes; an Auburn handled tongue and groove; and a center bead mock. 75 - 150
441. THREE CLEAN COLLECTIBLE HAND SAWS all by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a D-23, a D-15 Victory, and a D-8 finger hole rip saw. 30 - 60
442. A DOULBE SIDE RABBET METALLIC PLANE, No. 2506 S, by Record in new condition in its original box. Included is one extra cutter. 80 - 160
443. An early CONNECTICUT MAKER PLOW PLANE by Collins, Hartford, Connecticut. This example was made circa 1815 and is marked with initials "D.C.". 80 - 160
444. A rare "SAMSON" INTERCHANGEABLE BLADE SCREWDRIVER by the Sawyer Tool Company, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. This example was made under the terms of the Sawyer & Arnott Patent issued May 9, 1899. 35 - 75
445. An early PRE-LATERAL RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY Fully 1/4" of the original cutter, which is marked with the early "Arch" trademark. 60 - 120
446. 7 1/2" SMOOTHING METALLIC PLANE, No. 2, by the Union Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Connecticut. Some 90% of the original paint remains on this mahogany handled plane. 90 - 180
447. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY including No.'s 3 and 4 smoothers, a No. 5 jack plane, a No. 6 fore plane, a No. 80 scraper, and a No. 9 1/2 and No. 110 block plane. 60 - 120
448. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE MOLDING PLANES, all having Eighteenth Century characteristics and some unusual profiles. 60 - 120
449. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including a panel slitting marking gauge, a lignum smoother, an apple smoother, a "Toothing" plane, etc. 75 - 150
450. A COLLECTION OF SIX GOLF PUTTERS including examples with wood and metal shafts, single and double sides, etc. Makers include Walter Hagen, Hoy Lake, etc. 80 - 160
451. THREE EARLY WOODEN BRACES including one chairmaker type and two pod types. Oak and beech bodies are included. 90 - 180
452. A LOT OF FOUR LATER TYPE LEVELS including some that are patented. Included are examples by Eden, Dryer Brothers, a German inclinometer, etc. 60 - 120
453. A LOT OF ASSORTED EDGE TOOLS including a froe, crate tools, an offset chisel, scrorps, an inshave, hay knife, slater's tool, etc. 60 - 120
454. TWO EXTRA CLEAN ERIC SLOANE BOOKS, both by Eric Sloane. Included are copies of "Recollections in Black and White" and "Eighty, an American Souvenir". Both retain their original dust jackets. 50 - 100
455. FIVE EARLY SPRING JOINT CALIPERS, all by J. Stevens and Company, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. Some are marked with the patent date of 1887. All are quick adjust types. From the Kenneth L. Cope Collection. 80 - 160
456. THREE CLEAN FOLDING RULES all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 18 school type, a No. 42 ship bevel, and a fully bound No. 66 3/4. 60 - 120
457. An early PRECISION TOOL OPPORTUNITY LOT including a tap and die set, a die stock, a beam caliper, an example of Page's caliper, and a modified Davis level. 90 - 180
458. A PAIR OF APPLEWOOD TONGUE & GROOVE MOLDING PLANES, both by Young and McMaster, Auburn, New York. These planes for working one-inch stock are very nicely patinated and in thoroughly usable condition. 50 - 100
459. A LOT OF ASSORTED COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including ogee, cove & bead, quirk ogee & astragal and quirk ogee with bevel types. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
460. TWO EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MOLDING PLANES including an astragal having a relieved wedge and a rosewood boxed plane by Sleeper. 100 - 200
461. A LOT OF WOODWORKING LAYOUT TOOLS including marking gauges, panel marking gauges, dividers, a wooden brace, etc. Also included are some try squares. 50 - 100
462. A MISCELLANEOUS SMALL TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hand vises, tool handles, screwdrivers, ratchet tap wrenches. Makers include Goodell-Pratt, "Yankee", Dikeman, etc. 35 - 75
463. A CAST IRON INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented September 17, 1867. Some 85% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and sound example. From the John Meneely Collection. 200 - 400
464. A lot of TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including books on Steam Engines, Lathes, etc. Authors include Ken Cope, Don Rosebrook, Ron Pearson, etc. 50 - 100
465. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN BALL PEIN HAMMERS, all by Stanley Tools. Also included are screwdrivers, a clean spoke shave, a drafting set, a molding plane, etc. 60 - 120
466. THREE UNCOMMON "YANKEE" TOOLS, all by the North Brothers Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are a No. 992 machinists vise, a No. 250 tap wrench and a No. 42 push drill in its original box. All are in top collector quality condition. From the John Meneely Collection. 60 - 120
467. An example of TRAUT'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE, No. 60, as produced by STANLEY. This uncommon variation has the mortise slide feature. Also included is a No. 198 double beam rosewood head gauge. 50 - 100
468. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an N. Little tongue, an I. Sleeper round and a W. Raymond round. 125 - 250
469. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, chisels, gouges, reciprocating screwdrivers, and bits, a Record No. 422 hand drill in its original box, etc. 40 - 80
470. A SOLID BOXWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms & nuts by J. Denison. The plane is marked with the owner imprint of one G.H. Barton, who served in the Civil War from Amherst, Massachusetts. He enlisted 52nd Massachusetts volunteers in 1861 for a 9 month term of enlistment. 175 - 350
471. A LOT OF FIVE CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a No. 71 1/2; a No. 78; a No. 80 scraper; a No. 151 spoke shave and a model maker's plane. 40 - 80
472. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN HAND TOOLS including a drill shaft, a lock pick set, a Stanley No. 48 plane, hole saws, an impact driver, etc. 50 - 100
473. A TWENTY-SIX INCH ETCHED "VICTORY" SAW, No. D 42, by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This rosewood handle saw is etched with the designation "Lightweight". 40 - 80
474. A LOT OF WOODWORKING LAYOUT TOOLS including bevels, try squares, a No. 25 having a great heartwood grain pattern, a Marples gauge, etc. 60 - 120
475. An ONE-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE by John Rabone and Sons, Birmingham, England. This well made rule is fashioned from IVORY and brass and has the early "bitted" type center joint. From the John Meneely Collection. 100 - 200
476. An early WOODEN DISPLAY BOX by the Pike Manufacturing Company, Pike, New Hampshire. This box has been stenciled with the Pike name and working location and has the distinctive "Pike" fish logo. 50 - 100
477. TWO ROSEWOOD MARKING GAUGES including examples by Bushnell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and an I. Sorby slitting type. Both are in clean and sound condition. 40 - 80
478. An ADJUSTABLE FRAMING MITRE BOX by Marsh, Rockford, Illinois. This "Improved Version" example includes the original Disston saw. 40 - 80
479. A LOT OF FOUR CLEAN FRAMING CHISELS including a Barton 1 3/4" width; two Peck, Stow & Wilcox 2" size; and a Witherby in the 2" size. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
480. A LOT OF THREE ASSORTED BRACES including a Goodell-Pratt hollow auger brace, a Fuller, Hebron, Connecticut patented type and a "Gent's" type. 35 - 75
481. TWO "LONDON SPRING" STEEL SAWS, both No. 12, by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are an eight-point crosscut and a ten-point crosscut. The eight-point has an early handle repair, but both are otherwise complete, clean and thoroughly usable. 60 - 120
482. TWO ENGLISH TYPE INFILL PLANES including an H. Slater bullnose and an unmarked ebony rabbet. The planes have some minor chips and reapirs. 100 - 200
483. FOUR CLEAN COACH MAKERS' TOOLS including shaves, a compass rabbet and cast bronze shaves. 60 - 120
484. TEN BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some surveyor types. Some appear to be quite early. 80 - 160
485. THREE PAIRS OF MOLDING PLANES including a Spaulding handled 1" tongue & groove pair; J.V. Hill side rabbets; and a Bensen & Mockridge unhandled 7/8" tongue & groove pair. 75 - 150
486. A SET OF EIGHTEEN PAIRS OF HOLLOW AND ROUND MOLDING PLANES, all by A. Mathieson and Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. Some of the pairs have different Mathieson imprints, but all are by the same maker and in excellent working order. 300 - 600
487. A SET OF TEN EXTRA CLEAN CHISELS, all by Buck Brothers, Millbury, Massachusetts. Included are flat and carving types in ready to use condition. 50 - 100
488. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE COMBINATION SQUARES all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are 4", 6" and 12" sizes. All are in excellent condition. 60 - 120
489. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, a traveler, a level, rules, a scraper, etc. Makers included Stanley, Disston & Morss, Burkinshaw, etc. 50 - 100
490. THREE EARLY PATENT APPLE PARERS including a "Little Star" by Hudson, a Sinclair Scott patent and a Lockey & Howland type that was patented on December 16, 1856. From the Eric Olson Collection. 80 - 160
491. A LOT OF ASSORTED BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included in this grouping are examples of the No. 3 smooth; 4 smooth, two No. 4 1/2 heavy smooth, No. 5 1/4 "junior jack" and No. 6 fore plane. All have some light oxidation, but are otherwise in excellent condition and will clean to near fine. 50 - 100
492. TEN CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including hollow & round pairs and smoothers. Makers include Barton, Young and McMaster, Greenfield. I. Sym, etc. 60 - 120
493. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including calipers, dividers, a micrometer, slide rule, early catalogues, saws, levels, etc. 35 - 75
494. A BITSTOCK TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including hollow augers, spoke pointers, a die stock, washer cutter, etc. Makers include Swan, Stearns, Welles, etc. 75 - 150
495. A COACH MAKERS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including two router planes, a "T" rabbet having a brass sole and a double rabbet having a brass sole. 60 - 120
496. An early HAND FORGED "GOOSEWING" AXE having an early offset handle. It is marked with an imprint of the letter "G" in a circle. 150 - 300
497. TWO CLEAN BRITISH PLOW PLANES including a Marples wedge arm type and a William Moss moving filletster. 50 - 100
498. A LOT OF TOOL RELATED BOOKS including the first volume of the Chronicle reprint from EAIA, two books by Alvin Sellens books, William Goodman's "History of Woodworking Tools", etc. 50 - 100
499. An early BENCH MOUNT TINSMITH'S SEAM TOOL having a cast brass top. It is in excellent working condition. 60 - 120
500. An early WOOD AND IRON BORING MACHINE by the James Swan Company, Seymour, Connecticut. This solid oak base machine includes a 1" width auger bit. It is in excellent working condition. 125 - 250
501. TWO CLEAN PRECISION TOOLS including a dental "plugger" and an archimedian drill. 40 - 80
502. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a wooden chamfer type and a Stanley No. 71 1/2 in a fitted wooden box. 40 - 80
503. An early HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hand vises, a strap type hammer, a ladle, stair saw and two volumes of the book "Practical Blacksmithing". 60 - 120
504. TWO DOUBLE IRON COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES, both by V.A. Emond (Montreal, Canada). Both are quirk ogee with bevel, one in the 1" and the other in the 1 3/4" size. 60 - 120
505. An unusual SMALL SIZE BANJO by J.G. Abbot and Company, London, England. This four string banjo retains its original case. This was reportedly brought to this country from the Alabama Region of England's East Midlands on the knee of a California-bound immigrant. 60 - 120
506. THREE EARLY WOODEN LEVELS, all by Mason Brothers, Boston, Massachusetts. All are fitted with plumb vials and one has brass end plates. This company is recorded as having worked ca. 1866 only. 90 - 180
507. TWO UNCOMMON SLIDE RULES including one by Becker having IVORY buttons and and an example of "The Unique" universal slide rule. 40 - 80
508. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a wooden box for a Koeth's Kombination tool that retains its paper label, a Stanley brace, three No. 750 chisels, a Perfect handle screwdriver and a C.C.C. wrench. 35 - 75
509. An early HARDWARE OPPORTUNITY LOT including door locks, a strap hinge and a lock set with key. 75 - 150
510. A LOT OF EARLY COOKING UTENSILS including a copper fry pan, a brass warmer, a ladle, a straining spoon, etc. 80 - 160
511. THREE EARLY MOLDING PLANES including a rabbet and two filletsters. 35 - 75
512. THREE EXTRA EARLY HAMMERS including two "Strap" types and one "Roman" style. 60 - 120
513. A SET OF GENTLEMAN'S CARVING TOOLS by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. This set of rosewood handle tools comes in its fitted original wooden box. 40 - 80
514. An early CAST IRON FOOTED POT by Savery & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This fifteen gallon size pot is marked with the maker name cast in the side as well as the designation "15". 100 - 200
515. An example of STEERS PATENT SMOOTHING PLANE as produced by C.E. Jennings & Company, New York, New York. This uncommon plane has rosewood strips fitted in the sole to reduce friction when planing. It was patented by William Steers on September 11, 1883. The tote has been cracked and chipped, but the plane is otherwise sound. 80 - 160
516. THREE EARLY MAHOGANY SPIRIT LEVELS, all by L.L. Davis, Springfield, Massachusetts. Included are a No. 15 12" length example; a No. 20 that retains portions of its original paper labeL; and a 20" example that is not marked with a number designation. 100 - 200
517. A TWENTY-SIX INCH EIGHT-POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW by the Chandler & Farquar Company, Boston, Massachusetts. Nearly all of the original etching for this Nineteenth Century Boston hardware merchant remains on the blade. 50 - 100
518. An early TWO-FOLD FOLDING RULE by J.H. Arnold, Middletown, Connecticut. A James H. Arnold, age 26, was listed in the 1850 Census as a rulemaker in Middletown. This is the first rule we have seen bearing his imprint. It has some stains, but the maker mark and location are clear and legible. 100 - 200
519. A STORKE'S PATENT JACK PLANE. This lever adjust type by the Metallic Plane Company, Auburn, New York was patented April 27, 1875. The tote is broken, but the plane is otherwise sound. 75 - 150
520. A STEPPED SET OF NINE BEAD MOLDING PLANES by John Moseley & Son, London, England, in clean and usable condition. Included are 1/8" to 1" sizes, most with skewed irons. 90 - 180
521. A LOT OF ASSORTED BACKING SAWS including also a brass screwdriver, a marking gauge and a plumb and level. 30 - 60
522. A classic GOOSEWING PATTERN AXE having a 13 1/2" wide blade and fitted with an early wood handle. 125 - 250
523. An early "BEDROCK" FORE PLANE, No. 606 C, by STANLEY. Some pitting on the body of the plane but is complete and usable. 60 - 120
524. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including planes, lathe chisels, carving tools, a the body of a Stanley No. 45 combination plane, an infill plane worthy of restoration, etc. 50 - 100
525. TWO PARTIAL PATENTED PLANES including a Birmingham fore plane and a smooth plane made by the Standard Tool Company. The Birmingham has a chipped throat, and the smoother is missing its handle. Both planes are offered for their parts or to restore. 150 - 300
526. An early "BEDROCK" HEAVY JACK PLANE, No. 605 1/2 C, by STANLEY. It has an aluminum handle but is otherwise clean and in usable condition. 90 - 180
527. An ALUMINUM JACK PLANE, No. A5, by STANLEY fitted with rosewood handles. The cutting iron is marked with Stanley's desirable Sweetheart trademark. 80 - 160
528. A BENCH RABBET PLANE, No. 10, by STANLEY. It has an aluminum handle and appears to date from This ca. 1910 trademark example is fitted with an aluminum handle and has some 3/8" of the original cutting iron remaining. 60 - 120
529. An early "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608, by STANLEY. There is a chip from the from the front rail on this otherwise sound example which is marked with the Patent '92 trademark. 80 - 160
530. An early and well made HAMMER TYPE SAW SET marked "Pat Appl'd For". 30 - 60
531. An early BRASS BACK DOVETAIL SAW by Wm. McNeice, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This classic Philadelphia style saw has deep pits on the blade. 30 - 60
532. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING TOOLS all by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are round and table molding planes and a mortise gauge fashioned from apple and boxwood. 100 - 200
533. A MULTI-PURPOSE COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY in a craftsman made box. Some 85% of the original nickel plating remains. 120 - 240
534. FOUR MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by S. Eldridge, Conway; M. Sweet; W. Raymond; and R. Barnes. 40 - 80
535. A MASSIVE YELLOW BIRCH COOPERS JOINTER PLANE decorated with a hex sign and marked "W.C. Ackner" with a branding iron. 100 - 200
536. FOUR UNCOMMON MEASURING RULES including two "Wantage" types, a log caliper, and a dressmaker's square. 80 - 160
537. An ADJUSTABLE CHAMFER SPOKE SHAVE, No. 65, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is marked with Stanley's early "Arch" trademark and 90% of the original paint remains. 90 - 180
538. A PATEN BRONZE DIVIDER made by O. Stoddard, Detroit, Michigan under the terms of a patent issued August 27, 1872. 50 - 100
539. FOUR ORIGINAL BOX ITEMS including a Yankee No. 990 vise, a set of Irwin auger bits and two boxes of zig zag rules, each rule in its original hardware store packaging. 60 - 120
540. A SOLID BOXWOOD JACK PLANE fitted with a double cutting iron made by Mathieson. There is a chip to the tote and a crack in the handle but this nicely patinated plane is otherwise sound. 100 - 200
541. THREE BOSTON MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including a Tileson fixed type, an l. Gardner coping plane, and a meeting rail plane marked J. Stevens. 60 - 120
542. A PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including one skew set wedge, cutting irons for molding and bench plane, a frog, etc. 30 - 60
543. A COLLECTION OF FIVE GOLF PUTTERS having wooden shafts and marked "Putter". The scoring patterns are different on each of the shafts. 80 - 160
544. FOUR PATTERN MAKERS MARKING GAUGES including three solid brass types and one cast iron type. One is marked "Pat. Appl'd. for" and is shown in the Bacheller book on page 327. 80 - 160
545. A SET OF EIGHT PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS by W. Butcher, Sheffield, England. Each of these clean and usable irons is marked with the same trademark. 50 - 100
546. A TWO-FOOT, FOUR-FOLD FOLDING RULE, No. 2, by Stephens & Company. This uncommon example is marked with scales on both the middle and outside edges. 50 - 100
547. A LOT OF ASSORTED FRAMING CHISELS including examples marked Hubbard Hardware, Union, Hubbard, Butcher, etc. New handles will improve the usability of some. 75 - 150
548. A HAND FORGED TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a broom hammer, a veneer tool, a coach router, a race knive, a caulking iron, an unusual handled grooving tool, etc. 75 - 150
549. TWO CLEAN MOLDING PLANES by Craig. Included is a fixed double iron sash plane, and a quirk ogee with bevel. 40 - 80
550. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hammers, hand drills, braces, a mortise attachment, a level, a hand vise, etc. 60 - 120
551. A PLANE PARTS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including bodies, screws, frogs, blades, etc. Most were made by Stanley. 25 - 50
552. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including early and late ecamples of the Stanley's No. 66 beader, a Stanley 101 "toy" block plane, a level, a Goodell-Pratt marking gauge and a plane in its original box marked "Trutest". 40 - 80
553. A PAIR OF "LADYLEG" CALIPERS having Rubenesque legs fitted together by a large central joint. 60 - 120
554. A COLLECTION OF FIVE ENGLISH BRACES including some plated types. Included are some in need of restoration. 75 - 150
555. THREE ADJUSTABLE WOODWORKING PLANES in need of restoration. Included are a Chapin No. 240 1/2 fashioned from rosewood, one by the Ohio Tool Company made of beech, and an English sash plane. 50 - 100
556. A LOT OF DRAFTING SETS AND RULES including slide rules, advertising rules, school rules, dividers, etc. 25 - 50
557. A LOT OF MODERN TYPE CARVING TOOLS. Also included are knives, a draw knife, an eyelet tool, etc. Makers are Millers Falls, Greenlee and Sargent. 50 - 100
558. A LOT OF ASSORTED CARVING TOOLS including examples having mahogany, rosewood, and beech handles and made by Addis, Marples, Herring Brothers, etc. 100 - 200
559. An EARLY "BEDROCK" JOINTER PLANE, No. 608, by STANLEY. The cutting iron is imprinted with the "Pat. '92" trademark and some 75% of the original black japan finish remains on this clean and usable example. 80 - 160
560. FIVE MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES. Included are two wide hollows, a rabbet, and a center bead, by J.R. Tolman, Hanover; and a 7/8 inch fully boxed bead by A. Cumings. 60 - 120
561. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including wooden planes, a snow hammer, a stone chisel, a clam opener, etc. 50 - 100
562. THREE EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES all fashioned from yellow birch. Included are an N.C. Weeks dado plane, a gunstock plane, and a fluting plane. 120 - 240
563. A COMMEMORATIVE STANLEY KNIFE made by the International Collectors Society. It has a Miller Patent plane logo and an engraved Stanley blade. It was produced in 1999 and comes with its original zippered case. 20 - 40
564. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a set of Irwin auger bits in a roll, two different style braces, a Stearns jointer gauge, a rosewood marking gauge, a set of cutting irons for a Stanley No. 45 combination plane, etc. 50 - 100
565. FIVE STANLEY BLOCK PLANES including three having six point lever caps, two No. 130s, an early and a late style No. 120, and an early No. 9 1/2. 50 - 100
566. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE by Thomas L. Appleton, Boston, Massachusetts having boxwood nuts and washers. The usual thread damage is present on this otherwise clean and usable example. 80 - 160
567. A PATENTED UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This early example is apparently complete with four boxes of cutting irons, the often missing center bottom, and a set of instructions, all in its original chestnut box. 300 - 600
568. THREE CLEAN AND COMPLETE BENCH PLANES made by the Ohio Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Included are a No. 03; a No. 05; and a No. 05 1/2 having a "new" cutting iron. 90 - 180
569. TWO 3" WIDTH CARPENTERS SLICKS by William Beatty and Son, Chester, Pennsylvania. The handles have already been replaced and a good cleaning will make them fully usable. 80 - 160
570. A RIVING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including three froes (one in need of a handle), "Beetles", mallets, etc. 50 - 100
571. A BORING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including early braces including a Nobles Patent, drill stands, a chain drill and some early bits. 30 - 60
572. An early EBONY HANDLE DENTAL TOOL having a fork handle tip. It appears to date from the 1860's. 30 - 60
573. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE BRACES including examples marked Yankee, Samson, and two Stanley types. Also included is a Yankee No. 50 archimedian drill. 35 - 75
574. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY. Included are a No. 4 smoother; a No. 5 jack plane; a corrugated No. 7 C jointer; a No. 9 1/2 block plane; a No. 12 scraper; a No. 75 rabbet, and a No. 100 block plane. Also included is a No. 63 spoke shave. 75 - 150
575. A LOT OF FOUR SMALL WRENCHES including a 5" Coes auto type, a 6" Girard "Monkey", a patented spanner type, and one that is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
576. An ADJUSTABLE CHAMFER PLANE, No. 72, by STANLEY. It is marked with the early "Arch" trademark. The rear handle is a replacement and there is some pitting on the cutting iron, but the plane is in thoroughly usable condition. 200 - 400
577. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Griffiths, Norwich fenced double reed and a quarter round, cove and astragal complex molder by W. Greenslade. 80 - 160
578. An unusual DOUBLE MACHINISTS PROPORTIONAL CALIPER having no maker marks. It is in clean and complete condition. 35 - 75
579. A BOXED SET OF CARVING TOOLS, No. 109, by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. The set is in nearly new condition with its orginal box and label. 60 - 120
580. A LOT OF PARTIAL WOODEN PLANES including some interesting types. All are in need of restoration. Complex, core box, rabbet types, etc. are included in this grouping. 40 - 80
581. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN MOLDING PLANES all by Massachusetts makers. Included are three pairs of Greenfield hollows & rounds, side beads, etc. Makers include J. Kellogg and others. 80 - 160
582. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODEN PLOW PLANES including English, American and European types. All are offered for parts or resatoration. 30 - 60
583. FOUR EARLY STYLE SPIRIT LEVELS including two by Hall & Knapp, one by B.W. Harmon, Boston and a Stanley No. 93 full bound type. 50 - 100
584. An early BRASS TAG ONE-HUNDRED FOOT SURVEYORS CHAIN with brass tags at links. This classic early American Tool is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
585. FOUR EXPOSED SCREW MICROMETERS including some having brass parts. All are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
586. A WORKING SET OF BOXED BEAD MOLDING PLANES including 1/4" to 7/8" sizes. Makers include Mockridge, Rowell, H. Chapin, Kennedy, etc. 60 - 120
587. A LOT OF NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, and groove types. Makers include Narramore, Smith, Chapin, Denison, Killam, etc. 60 - 120
588. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES, all by D.R. Barton and Company, Rochester, New York. Included are a 1" tongue & groove pair, hollow & round, complex, rabbet, bead, center bead type, etc. 50 - 100
589. A LOT OF CLEAN AND USABLE CHISELS including a set of Buck chisels and some carving tools. A cast iron stone holder and slipstone are also included in this grouping. 35 - 75
590. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including an F. Dallicker washboard plane and examples by Gardner & Murdock and J. King. All are in need of restoration. 80 - 160
591. A HANDLED SCREW ARM PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms & nuts by Scioto Works. This plane is in clean and usable condition. 80 - 160
592. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including rules, squares, try squares and an axe handle pattern. Makers include Osborn, Sanborn, etc. 75 - 150
593. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY in its early chestnut box. It is complete with one full box of cutting irons and both sets of arms. 60 - 120
594. An early PATENT BIT BRACE by Greenleaf Stackpole, New York, New York, patented April 2, 1867. This brace has been given the "B" rating for rarity in the Pearson book. 35 - 75
595. THREE EARLY WOODWORKING TOOLS including a Firkin maker's howel, a rosewood & brass marking gauge and a J. Dixon slitting gauge. 90 - 180
596. A MASSIVE BRIDGE BUILDERS PLUMB BOB having an extra long body. This well preserved bob is in clean and sound condition. 60 - 120
597. TWO SETS OF PLOW PLANE CUTTING IRONS including an unmarked set of eight and a Spear & Jackson partial set of seven irons. 60 - 120
598. An early PATENT BIT BRACE by A.H. Armstrong, Plainville, Connecticut, patented October 28, 1884. This uncommon brace has received the "A" rating for rarity in the Pearson book. 50 - 100
599. SIX PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an A. Wheaton round, a W. Brooks modified molder and examples by G. White, Kneass, and Pouley. 100 - 200
600. FOUR EARLY HANDLED WOODWORKING PLANES including a yellow birch closed handle type, an applewood jack, a yellow birch jack and a beech channeling plane. 80 - 160
601. TWO NEW ENGLAND MAKER PLOW PLANES, both screw lock types. Makers include M. Copeland and T. Tileson. Also included are some plow plane cutting irons. 40 - 80
602. A HANDLED BEECHWOOD PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts by J. Lamb, New Bedford, Massachusetts. There is a chip from the side of the wedge, but the plane is otherwise excellent. 90 - 180
603. TWO "DANDY" BRAND MAHOGANY LEVELS, both by the Stratton Level Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included in this lot are 12" and 18" sizes. Both are in excellent condition, noting a "hang" hole in the 18" example. 35 - 75
604. A rare early METRIC MARKING GAUGE, No. 0, by STANLEY. The early gauge is marked with the Sweetheart" trademark. It has only Metric graduations and is not marked with inch scales. 50 - 100
605. FOUR TOOL RELATED REFERENCE BOOKS including "American Wooden Planes Fourth Edition"; Jack Whalen's "The Wooden Plane"; "London Planemakers"; and Reg Eaton's "The Ultimate Brace". From the Neil Stoll Collection. 60 - 120
606. A rare DOUBLE END ADJUSTABLE BLOCK PLANE, No. 131, by STANLEY. This extra clean example is marked on the cutting iron with the "Sweetheart" trademark. Fully 98% of the original black japan finish remains and the adjustment mechanism is without damage. 125 - 250
607. TWO CLEAN CALIPER FOLDING RULES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 36 1/2 two-fold and a No. 62 C with caliper. From the James Doerflinger Collection. 60 - 120
608. A LOT OF CLEAN AND SOUND MOLDING PLANES including an Appleton side rabbet pair, a D.R. Barton filletster and some extra clean hollows. 50 - 100
609. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is complete with four boxes of cutting irons and both sets of arms. Some 85% of the original nickel plating remains. 250 - 500
610. A WORKING PAIR OF RIGHT AND LEFT HAND BROAD AXES both in usable condition. Both have offset handles. 50 - 100
611. A PRECISION TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including gauges, a drafting set, level, pin punches, a sighting level, etc. 40 - 80
612. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SLATER'S STAKES including many hand forged examples. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
613. A COLLECTION OP FIVE BRASS TOOLS including three cement tools, a brass faced level and a small brass case. 80 - 160
614. A LOT OF EARLY SAWS AND SAW TOOLS including backing, keyhole, frame, dovetail, kitchen and salt types. Also included are some saw sets, etc. 60 - 120
615. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley 48, a No. 70 scraper, try squares, bevels, a hollow auger, a Goodell-Pratt spoke shave, etc. 60 - 120
616. TWO CLEAN MOLDING PLANES, both by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are a double tongue and groove in the 1/2" size that has one replaced wedge and a "toothing" plane. 80 - 160
617. An example of the "NICHOLSON'S PATENT" CAST IRON LEVEL, No. 15, as produced by STANLEY, patented May 1, 1860. It is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
618. FOUR PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Butler filletster, Butler quarter round and complex molders by D. Colton and Parrish. 75 - 150
619. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including combination squares, hammers and small anvils. Makers include Starrett, Stanley, Vlchek, etc. 35 - 75
620. THREE EARLY NEW YORK MAKER LEVELS. All are fashioned from mahogany. Makers include J.M. Davidson, D.M. Lyon and Tower & Lyon. 50 - 100
621. A PATENT INCLINOMETER LEVEL by Edward Helb, Railroad, Pennsylvania, patented July 12, 1904. A clean and complete example of a desirable and complex patented inclinometer. 150 - 300
622. TWO DECORATED HAND TOOLS including a pair of sugar nippers by Timmins and a fancy hand forged textile tool. 80 - 160
623. FOUR EXTRA CLEAN HAND SAWS, all by Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Included are examples of the D-23, D-8, D-12 and a finger hole type rip saw. 30 - 60
624. A LOT OF CLEAN FOLDING RULES including a Stanley No. 66 1/2; Lufkin rules No.'s 372, 751 and 781; one made by Rabone for Keuffel & Esser, etc. 75 - 150
625. TWO EXPOSED SCREW MICROMETERS including one marked "ABA". Both are in nearly new condition. 75 - 150
626. A PATENT UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY. This example is apparently complete with four boxes of cutting irons and in nearly new condition. Included are the original instructions and extra spurs. 300 - 600
627. A PAIR OF EARLY MAKER SIDE RABBET MOLDING PLANES by William D. Van Baun, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Van Baun is reported to have worked ca. 1818. His imprint rates four stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition. 60 - 120
628. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a Stanley No. 12 1/2 scraper and No. 75 bullnose block plane; a set of Jennings bits; a "Yankee" drill and a rosewood handle try square. 60 - 120
629. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including molding planes, a partial Stanley No. 45, hand drills, braces, an ice axe, a bark spud, etc. 40 - 80
630. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. 80 - 160
631. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a bow saw, toothing plane, brace, saws, a screwdriver, etc. 40 - 80
632. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Greenfield double tongue & groove No. 376, a J.M. Taber double bead and an E. & T. Ring fully boxed bead. 75 - 150
633. A SET OF FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE HAND SAWS having dual handle grips and an early appearance. 35 - 75
634. TWO UNCOMMON FOLDING RULES including a Stanley No. 7 "blind man's rule" and an H. Chapin shipwright's bevel. 60 - 120
635. An early PATENT CAST IRON HAND DRILL by James Smith, New Haven, Connecticut, patented May 24, 1870. This early drill is cast with the patent date on the gear wheel. 60 - 120
636. A LOT OF THREE MEASURING TOOLS including a Starrett No. 425 caliper, a brass and ivory folding rule and a surveyor's sight with mirrors. 60 - 120
637. TWO ENGLISH MAKER BRASS BACK SAWS including a M. Eadon 14" size and an R. Groves 14" example. 50 - 100
638. FOUR NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including E. Carter coachmaker's rabbet, a Z.J. McMaster fully boxed bead, a Randall & Cook bead and a Gibbs & Cation bead. 40 - 80
639. TWO NEW JERSEY MAKER MARKING GAUGES including a P. Quigley boxwood gauge and a G. Wheatcroft gauge fashioned from Brazilian Rosewood. 60 - 120
640. THREE MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a W. Raymond hollow, an L. Little hollow and an S. Presbry complex molder. 90 - 180
641. A pair of PATENTED TRANSITIONAL & METALLIC PLANES books by Roger K. Smith. Included are both Volumes I and II. These books are generally considered the finest books ever published about antique tools. Volume I has long been out of print. An excellent opportunity to acquire a pair of cornerstones of any tool collector's library. Both are marked "To Jack". 100 - 200
642. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including plumb bobs, bevels, try squares, marking gauges and a number set. 40 - 80
643. A LOT OF SEVEN CLEAN FOLDING RULES including Stanley rules No.'s 18, 61 and 62; a No. 806 E/M zig-zag rule; Lufkin rules No. 651 and 781; and a Rabone four-fold on meter rule. 40 - 80
644. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED SHRINKAGE RULES including a Stearns No. 82 folding type; Stanley No.'s 30 and 34 1/4; and two Belcher shrink rules. 35 - 75
645. TWO HAND FORGED WOODEN PEG MAKERS for cabinet pins. They are very nicely patinated and thoroughly usable. 40 - 80
646. THREE OUT-OF-PRINT REFERENCE BOOKS, all by Kenneth D. Roberts. Included are Volumes 1 and 2 of "Wooden Planes in America" and "Some Nineteenth Century English Woodworking Tools", once frequently cited and referenced as "SNCEWT", a practice that has mercifully subsided. Volume 1 is signed by the author. 80 - 160
647. TWO UNCOMMON FOLDING RULES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 62 fully bound type and a No. 62 1/2 narrow full bound rule marked with the "Sweetheart" trademark. 80 - 160
648. FIVE CLEAN FOLDING RULES including a "Keen Kutter" K-620; a Chapin-Stephens No. 78 1/2; a Stearns ship bevel; a Stephens board measure type and a Chapin-Stephens No. 65 1/2. From the James Doerflinger Collection. 60 - 120
649. FOUR EARLY STYLE BRACES including a Spofford "whimble" type, a Rusby Patent that has been repainted and a non-ratcheting corner brace. 35 - 75
650. A HANDLED BEECH PLOW PLANE having boxwood arms and nuts, No. 9 B, by Alex. Mathieson and Sons, Glasgow, Scotland. This plane is marked with the distinctive half-moon logo. The plane has some minor thread damage. Some cutting irons are included with the plane. 80 - 160
651. FOUR SMALL CHAIR MAKERS BRACES including beech and yellow birch examples. All are very nicely patinated. 80 - 160
652. A SET OF THREE "POLLY" ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES, all by the Gellman Wrench Company, Rock Island, Illinois, patented April 17, 1923. Six, nine and twelve-inch sizes are included. 40 - 80
653. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Davidsen level, a hawsing iron, stair saws, a panel marking gauge and a tap & die set in its original wooden box. 60 - 120
654. FOUR NEW ENGLAND MAKER SPIRIT LEVELS including examples by White & Conant, Worcester; H. Chapin; Harmon; and Bedortha Brothers. 90 - 180
655. SIX INTERESTING MARKING GAUGES including some patented types and some later types. 80 - 160
656. FIVE EXOTIC WOOD SHIPWRIGHT'S PLANES including a rosewood fore plane, a rosewood panel plane, a smoother, rabbet, etc. 100 - 200
657. FOUR CLEAN AND SOUND APPLE PARERS including examples by Hudson, White Mountain, Little Star and Goodell, Antrim, New Hampshire. 60 - 120
658. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, dado, rabbet, groove type, etc. Both U.S. and English makers are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
659. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including chisels, gouges, a hone, plow cutting irons, molding planes, etc. 40 - 80
660. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a nail carrier, saws, hammers, a tool handle, folding rules, fids, a wrench, a die stock, etc. 40 - 80
661. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including panel marking gauges, an adze, a cant dog, a bark spud, a blowtorch, a scale, etc. 50 - 100
662. An early HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including carving tools, a trade axe, a D. Colton double tongue and groove plane. Other makers include Addis, Marsh Brothers, etc. 60 - 120
663. A COLLECTIBLE TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including a Johnson & Conaway saw, some "Keen Kutter" chisels, a set of letter stamps; a set of Osborne arch punches, etc. 40 - 80
664. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a hatchet, a wrench, hammers, a pick, a rasp, etc. 30 - 60
665. An unusual MAHOGANY INFILL JOINTER PLANE, No. 8, by STANLEY. This plane, which was originally found in England, was apparently an English woodworker's attempt to reconcile himself to the transition from an infill type plane to a cast iron plane. It is in excellent condition and could be put directly to work. 100 - 200
666. FOUR LOG MARKING HAMMERS including one that marks a double end "G"; another that makes an "I" in a circle; an "LC" stamp; and a double type that marks "W" & "C1". 80 - 160
667. A LOT OF TEN ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including a J. Dawson double iron, a Mathieson groove, a Wallace toothing, table planes, etc. 80 - 160
668. An early PATENT HANDLE HAND SAW by William McNeice, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There is a brass bracket applied to the handle of this patent April 18, 1882 example. 60 - 120
669. A rare BENCH ASSEMBLY SCREWDRIVER by the Goodell Pratt Company, Greenfield, Massachusetts. This uncommon tool has dual screwdriver tips for tightening or loosening screws and is actuated by a wooden slide type driver on an Archimedian screw. A rare Goodell-Pratt tool. 30 - 60
670. An early PATENT CUTTING IRON by William F. Kellett, Chicago, Illinois, patented September 18, 1894 in an M. Crannel plane. 50 - 100
671. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODEN PLANES including a Tileston fixed sash, a J. Taber complex molding plane, a handled fixed sash, and a cooper's jointer. 75 - 150
672. A SOLID EBONY SMOOTH PLANE by F.P. Eastman. American Wooden Planes, Fourth Edition gives this reportedly ca. 1860 Maine coast maker four stars for rarity. 80 - 160
673. A LOT OF ASSORTED WOODWORKING PLANES by STANLEY. Included are a No.'s 3 and 3 C.; No. 4 and No. 5 c; and other smooth and block types. 40 - 80
674. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including draw knives, a plumb bob, a Rabone rule, a scraper, spoke shaves, etc. 50 - 100
675. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including seam tools, tracing wheel, pattern wheels and a copy of The Dictionary of Leather Working Tools by R.A. Salaman. 60 - 120
676. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including cork cutters, stamps, screw boxes, a tool handle, an Eifel plier wrench, etc. 30 - 60
677. A LOT OF FURNITURE AND ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including works about Shaker, Wallace Nutting, American Painted Furniture, cabinet makers, etc. 100 - 200
678. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a coachmaker type; a Chariot smooth drip edge plane; and a boxwood bullnose. 50 - 100
679. FOUR PENNSYLVANIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Dallicker double reed, a Donoho ogee, a G. White quarter round, and a Butler quarter round. 80 - 160
680. THREE New England MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an E. Berry round, one marked H. Wetherell, Chatham, and a W. Raymond filletster. 100 - 200
681. THREE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an S. Presbrey nosing plane, an E. Berry rabbet, and an unmarked Scotia type. 35 - 75
682. A "TYPE 6" COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY in its early chestnut box. It is appears to be complete with one box of cutting irons. 50 - 100
683. FIVE ORIGINAL BOX MACHINISTS TOOLS by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are a No. 459 gauge, a speed indicator, a depth gauge, a micrometer, and a larger micrometer. 75 - 150
684. A LOT OF TOOL REFERENCE BOOKS including Paul Kebabian book on American Tools, Eric Sloane's Museum book, a copy of the Shelburne Museum book, other works by Sandor, Goodman, etc. 50 - 100
685. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE EDGE TOOLS including an Underhill masting axe and a Plumb polled adze. 40 - 80
686. TWO PAIRS OF NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Way and Sherman No. 20 hollow and round pair; and an L and I.J. White No. 6 hollow and round pair. 40 - 80
687. TWO UNHANDLED WEDGE ARM PLOW PLANES including one by R. & C. Carter and an unmarked example. Both planes are worthy of restoration. 60 - 120
688. A COMBINATION BEADING PLANE, No. 50, by STANLEY This rosewood handled example comes with six cutting irons. 50 - 100
689. FIVE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Greenfield ogee and bevel, three quarter round planes by Buck, and a Moseley astragal. 40 - 80
690. A LOT OF FIVE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including a sash cope, a drip bead, a reed, a sash, and a rabbet. 50 - 100
691. A LOT OF FIVE MACHINISTS MARKING GAUGES including two Starrett types; one double head example; some machinist made examples, etc. 60 - 120
692. A LOT OF EARLY TYPE MACHINISTS' TOOLS including speed indicators, dividers, calipers, a micrometer and a thread gauge. Makers include Stevens, Blodgett, Millers Falls, etc. 40 - 80
693. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including mortise chisels, a pad saw, an E. Smith 7/8" tongue and groove pair, etc. Makers include Sorby, Ward, Marples, etc. 60 - 120
694. THREE EARLY METAL BRACES including a Millers Falls "Whimble" type, a C.B. Rose patent, and a Streeter patent. 60 - 120
695. THREE CONNECTICUT MAKER MARKING GAUGES including a Brainard type, an S.S. Norton, Colchester; and on that is not marked but is unmistakenly H. Chapin. 60 - 120
696. A LOT OF SPECIAL PURPOSE BRACES including Rusby, Fray, Whimble, a box maker type, and two Millers Falls corner types. 50 - 100
697. A COMBINATION PLANE, No. 45, by STANLEY. This plane is complete with a full set of cutting irons and a nosing attachment with blade. It is complete and in its original tin box. 90 - 180
698. A LOT OF EARLY STANLEY PLANE PARTS including blades, cap irons, a frog, a chip breaker, an early L. Bailey iron, etc. 80 - 160
699. TWO EARLY ENGLISH BRACES including plated and unplated types in clean and usable condition. One is made by William Ash and the other by Arthur, Edinburgh. 60 - 120
700. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE SASH MOLDING PLANES including a J. Strode coping plane and another by H.L. James. 50 - 100
701. A LOT OF THREE COACH MAKERS HAND TOOLS including two "T" rabbets and a W.H. Pond router. 60 - 120
702. A LOT OF NINE ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, rabbet type, etc. Also included are an oriental smoother and some plow plane irons. 60 - 120
703. A ROYALL HILDRETH PATENTED BIT BRACE as produced by S.W. Hildreth, Athol Depot, Massachusetts. The Hildreth Patent was issued on February 1, 1870. It rates the "B" rating for rarity in the Pearson book. 40 - 80
704. THREE MASSACHUSETTS MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a J.R. Tolman fully boxed rounding plane; a B. Woodward nosing; and a J.M. Taber 1/2" bead. From the Eric Olson Collection. 75 - 150
705. A PATENTED UNIVERSAL COMBINATION PLANE, No. 55, by STANLEY complete with four boxes of cutting irons, a copy of the original instructions, all in an wooden box that has no label but appears original to the plane. 200 - 400
706. THREE CANADIAN MAKER SASH MOLDING PLANES including an adjustable Crane, Kingston; a fixed J. Dawson; and filletster by W. Chance and Company. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 40 - 80
707. A LOT OF QUEBEC MAKER MOLDING PLANES including Emond, Monty, Dalpe, Cantin, etc. From the George Gouldburn Collection. 50 - 100
708. A SET OF RUSSELL JENNINGS AUGER BITS, No. 32 1/2, by Stanley Tools. Also included is a No. 4708 brace in excellent condition. 80 - 160
709. THREE CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES including a Stanley No. 12 scraper; a Diamond Edge No. 5 1/2 C; and a "Keen Kutter" No. 7 C. 50 - 100
710. A LOT OF DRAW KNIVES AND SPOKE SHAVES including examples by Witherby and Winsted. Some folding types and an unusual cast iron scraper are also included. 40 - 80
711. THREE HAND FORGED IRON BRACES including one cagehead type and two spring catch examples. 60 - 120
712. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including push drills, hand drills, screwdrivers, etc. Makers include Yankee; Stanley; Millers Falls; Goodell Pratt; O.W. Bullock, Chicopee Falls; etc. 60 - 120
713. An early PATENT BRACE by Greenleaf Stackpole, New York, New York, patented April 2, 1867. Ron Pearson book on American Patented Braces give this example the "B" rating for rarity. 50 - 100
714. A PATENT CARPENTER'S BEVEL by the Star Tool Company fashioned from rosewood and brass under the terms of a patent issued November 5, 1867. 75 - 150
715. An example of the BARRETT'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE as produced by the Leavitt Manufacturing Company, Orange, Massachusetts, patented June 12, 1888. It is marked with the designation "Other Pat.'s Pend.". 60 - 120
716. An ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM FOR A "GAGE" BLOCK PLANE by the Gage Tool Company, Vineland, New Jersey. This most unusual part would complete one of the extremely rare block planes produced by this Vineland, New Jersey planemaker. 50 - 100
717. A CAST BRONZE COACH MAKER'S PLANE that retains its original rosewood wedge. It is very nicely patinated. 80 - 160
718. An early OAK ROUNDING ENGINE having hand forged hardware. It is very nicely patinated. 80 - 160
719. A classic GOTHIC BEAD MOLDING PLANE having an added side stop by E. Baldwin. This plane was likely used for cutting gothic bead moldings in the center of a board when the stop was removed. It is in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
720. FOUR DOUBLE IRON MOLDING PLANES including three dado's by Copeland, Ohio Tool and T.J. McMaster & Company; a 1/2" double tongue & groove by E.F. Seybold. 60 - 120
721. THREE MASSACHUSETTS MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including two Greenfield quirk ovolo with bevel types and a J. Kellogg quirk ogee. All are in clean and sound condition. 80 - 160
722. TWO AMERICAN MAKER SPOKE SHAVES including a John Booth example made from cherry and a C.S. Osborne rosewood adjustable type. 30 - 60
723. TEN NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including beads, hollows & rounds, etc. Makers include J.J. Styles, Alford, Marley, Webb, Davis & King, etc. 50 - 100
724. EIGHT SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including an Auburn 3/4" tongue & groove pair, a Ward nicker type bead, a sliding dovetail plane, etc. 100 - 200
725. THREE SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES including an adjustable beech compass sole type, a walnut "toothing"plane and a mahogany smoother. 75 - 150
726. A SCARCE NARROW BODY SCRAPER PLANE, No. 59, by Sargent and Company, New Haven, Connecticut. The cutting iron is not marked on this uncommon Sargent plane. 50 - 100
727. TWO PARTIAL COMBINATION PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 45 and No. 50. Both include some irons. The No. 50 is the pre-chip deflector type. 60 - 120
728. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 20 circular plane and a No. 71 1/2 router. 60 - 120
729. THREE EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by John Moseley & Sons, London, England. Included are a plow with seven cutting irons, a tongue plane and a 9/16" astragal molder. 90 - 180
730. FOUR HANDLED ITHACA NEW YORK MAKER MOLDING PLANES including an N. Spaulding panel plane, a Treman Brothers tongue and a Spaulding tongue and groove pair. 60 - 120
731. A MASSIVE DOUBLE IRON OGEE MOLDING PLANE by Edward Preston & Sons, Birmingham, England. This oversize plane has a user applied fence. 60 - 120
732. FOUR CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a Kennedy quirk ovolo with bevel, a D. Copeland quirk ovolo with fillet, a Greenfield ogee, and a Reed Grecian ogee with bevel. 80 - 0
733. TWO PAIRS OF HOLLOW & ROUND BASES for a Stanley No. 45 by STANLEY. Both are in clean and complete condition with their original cutting irons. 60 - 120
734. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 605 jack; a No. 3 smoother; a No. 18 knuckle joint block; a No. 71 router; a No. 80 scraper and a No. 220 block. 60 - 120
735. A LOT OF THREE ASSORTED CARPENTERS SLICKS including some retaining their original handles. All are in need of cleaning. Both 3" and 3 1/2" widths are included in this lot. 50 - 100
736. THREE PENNSYLVANIA MAKER CARPENTERS SLICKS including two by W. Beatty and one by W. Brady. All are in need of a light cleaning. 100 - 200
737. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, a ratchet brace and hand saw handles. 50 - 100
738. FIVE EARLY TYPE SPIRIT LEVELS including examples by Mullikin & Stackpole, Watts, I. Ionson and two by Stanley. 75 - 150
739. A LOT OF ASSORTED LEATHER TOOLS including punches, awls, creases, tracing wheels, dies, pliers, etc. 60 - 120
740. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including hammers, a brace, try square, plumb bobs, a folding rule, etc. 30 - 60
741. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are two rabbets and a "backing out" plane. Also included is a beech marking gauge by Carpenter having a Lignum vitae slide. 80 - 160
742. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including some that are modified. 80 - 160
743. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including a shot pouch, shears, hand drills, a Beryllium hammer, bodies for the Stanley No. 95, locks, etc. 60 - 120
744. FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including astragal, quarter round and reed types. All are by Canadian makers including Machin, Cantin, Wallace, etc. 35 - 75
745. A LOT OF EARLY METAL WORKERS SCREW PLATES including examples by Stubs, Thewliss, Martin Fils, etc. 40 - 80
746. A KNOB AND HANDLE FOR STANLEY 164 PLANE by STANLEY. There is a repair to a handle crack. A rare pair of parts in clean and sound condition. 30 - 60
747. TWO GRADUATED SETS OF PLOW CUTTING IRONS including set of seven and a set of eight. All are in usable condition. 50 - 100
748. A LOT OF HANDLED WOODEN PLANES including gutter, jointer, smooth, and jack types. Some are by D.R. Barton & Company. 35 - 75
749. A TWELVE-INCH LENGTH CAST IRON INCLINOMETER LEVEL by the Davis Level and Tool Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented September 17, 1867. This level has some damage to the filigree, but is otherwise excellent. 50 - 100
750. TWO CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES, both by Griffiths, Norwich, England. Included in this grouping are a wedge arm plow and a moving filletster plane. 50 - 100
751. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 4 smooth, No. 40 "Scrub", No. 110 bloc and No. 605 later "Bedrock". 80 - 160
752. A LOT OF TRANSITIONAL AND METALLIC PLANES including jack, smooth, block and router types, etc. Makers include Stanley, Sargent, Fulton, etc. 40 - 80
753. THREE EARLY SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a handled groove, a riveted door plane and a yellow birch center bead. 40 - 80
754. TWO EARLY LAYOUT TOOLS, both by George Wheatcroft, Newark, New Jersey. Included are a boxwood spoke shave and a boxwood & brass marking gauge. 40 - 80
755. A LOT OF EXTRA CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including an Oakley, Fort Wayne jointer and another by Smith, Bigelow & Company Also included are examples by E. Nutting, Amherst, D.R. Barton, etc. 80 - 160
756. SIX PHILADELPHIA MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by W. Grinel, Butler, Kneass, Parrish dated "1775" and a G. White complex molder. 100 - 200
757. A LOT OF ASSORTED HAND SAWS including examples by Moulson, Orsa, Sandvik, Shurley, Dietrich & Atkins, Crescent, etc. Both crosscut and rip types are included. 40 - 80
758. A LOT OF ENGLISH AND CANADIAN MOLDING PLANES including hollow, round, bead and some complex molding types. 60 - 120
759. A LOT OF ASSORTED FOLDING RULES including a Rabone combination rule and level type, a Stanley "Odd Jobs", British rules, etc. 80 - 160
760. TWO SOCKET TYPE CARPENTERS SLICKS including a 4" example by Witherby and a 3" type by Peck, Stow & Wilcox. Both have short handles. 100 - 200
761. FIVE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Howland, Nelson, Wilson and Wm. Moss. One is not marked with a maker name. 50 - 100
762. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including beads, hollows & rounds, rabbet, groove, tongue, nosing type, etc. All are in clean and sound condition. 75 - 150
763. A COLLECTION OF EARLY STAIR SAWS including some having unusual forms. All are in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
764. A LOT OF SEVEN ASSORTED SMOOTHING PLANES, Nos. 3 and 4, by STANLEY. Included are four No. 3 and No. 3 C type and three No. 4 and 4 C type. 50 - 100
765. An unusual early LINE MARKING DEVICE for chalk marking on a baseball field. This solid brass device is the first of its type that we have seen. It may date to the earliest days of the sport. 60 - 120
766. TWO NEW HAMPSHIRE MAKER JOINTER PLANES including one by R. Piper, Dublin marked with the "B" imprint and another by L. Senter, who is known to have been Langdon Senter of Hudson, New Hampshire. 50 - 100
767. A COLLECTION OF BRASS GREASE CAPS for wagons and early automobiles, etc. All are by English makers and include Hardman, Atkinson and Spann. 60 - 120
768. A PATTERNMAKER'S VISE by the Yost Manufacturing Company, Meadville, Pennsylvania, patented September 20, 1908. It is in excellent condition and could be put directly to work. 250 - 500
769. An example of "THE EASY" PATENT LAWN MOWER by the Blair Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, patented October 7, 1879. This mower was patented by H.G. Fiske of Springfield. 80 - 160
770. A LOT OF PRECISION DRAFTING RULES by the Keuffel & Esser Company, New York, New York. Included are curves, rules, dividers, etc. All are in nearly new condition. 50 - 100
771. A SIX-INCH ROSEWOOD SLIDING BEVEL by Henry Disston and Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is in essentially unused condition. Also included is a Disston & Morss bevel that is not marked with the maker name, but has the unique brass fixing screw used on these tools. 30 - 60
772. TWO WOOD FRAME BORING MACHINES including one having a broken rail and another that has been repaired. Offered for parts or restoration. 40 - 80
773. An example of FRAY'S PATENT BIT BRACE as produced by John S. Fray and Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut, patented September 16, 1879. It earns the "B" rating for rarity in Pearson. 30 - 60
774. A LOT OF No. 45 AND No. 55 CUTTING IRONS, all by STANLEY. Also included are a cam stop, depth stops and some parts. All are in clean and usable condition. 50 - 100
775. FOUR SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Copeland quirk ovolo with bead, a J. Stevens cove, a Sandusky quarter round and an unmarked thumbnail molder. 50 - 100
776. A LOT OF ASSORTED FOLDING RULES including some Interlox type, one made from bone and some Stanley types. From the John Meneely Collection. 35 - 75
777. THREE CLEAN BENCH PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 8 having a hang hole in the sole, a No. 7 ca. 1910 type and a No. 6 with the ca. 1930's "notched rectangle" trademark. 50 - 100
778. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE "BEDROCK" PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 605 later type and a No. 606 early type. 60 - 120
779. An early MACHINISTS TOOL CHEST. This heavy tool box is likely fashione from oak and needs to be stripped to restore its original appearance. It includes the original key. 100 - 200
780. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including draw knives, bow saws, a corner chisel, etc. Makers include Witherby, Stanley, etc. 40 - 80
781. FOUR CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a No. 3; a No. 4; a No. 5 and a No. 5 1/2. Two have repaired handles. 50 - 100
782. A LOT OF LATHE TURNING CHISELS AND GOUGES including examples by Charles Buck, Spear & Jackson, Buck Brothers and W. Butcher. All are in excellent working condition. 80 - 160
783. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including books, folding rules, marking gauges, molding planes, breast drills, clamps, etc. 50 - 100
784. A LOT OF ASSORTED MULTI-PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are two No. 45 and a 46 as well as some extra blades. Offered for parts or restoration. 60 - 120
785. A LOT OF NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, tongue & groove type, etc. Makers include Chapin, Kellogg, Greenfield, James, Appleton, etc. 60 - 120
786. An example of a LYON'S PATENTED COMBINATION DRILL AND BRACE as produced by the Millers Falls Company, Millers Falls, Massachusetts. It is clean and complete and marked with the patent date of December 13, 1881. 50 - 100
787. A LOT OF CANADIAN MAKER MOLDING PLANES including sash, hollow and round, dado, rabbet, groove type, etc. Makers include Monty, Emond, Milliner, etc. 50 - 100
788. A WOODWORKING TOOLS OPPORTUNITY LOT including chisels, a spoke pointer, hollow auger, ship rabbet plane, scraper, toothing plane, etc. 50 - 100
789. FOUR ENGLISH COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including examples by Bewley and Williams. The others are not marked with a maker name. Some quite complex types are included in this lot. 80 - 160
790. THREE CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a D. Copeland quirk ovolo with astragal; an M.A. Copeland quirk ovolo with bevel; and an unmarked quirk ovolo with bevel. 100 - 200
791. A PAIR OF SHOWY BRASS TRAMMELS having a inverted shield pattern open casting. These showy trammels have extra long points. 60 - 120
792. THREE PHILADELPHIA MAKER COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including a J. Bell quirk ovolo with bead; a J.T. Jones fenced sash; and a J. Bell quirk ovolo with bead. 120 - 240
793. TWO EARLY PATENT TRY SQUARES, both by Winterbottom, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, patented June 29, 1869. Also included is a Winterbottom marked bevel. 40 - 80
794. An example of the BARNES' PATENT 0"-1" MICROMETER as produced by A.J. Wilkinson and Company, Boston, Massachusetts, patented July 3, 1883. This early patented micrometer has an early Wilkinson imprint. 50 - 100
795. A TWO-FOLD BOARD MEASURE FOLDING RULE, No. 22, by the STANLEY. This rule has some minor stains and a crack in one end. An uncommon Stanley rule. 75 - 150
796. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including surveyor's arrows, an English brace, a try square, marking gauges, a panel marking gauge, etc. 80 - 160
797. A LOT OF FURNITURE AND ANTIQUE REFERENCE BOOKS including books on American and English furniture, Tudor, Georgian type, etc. Also included are volumes on repair and restoration, etc. 75 - 150
798. A LAYOUT TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including marking gauges, try squares, folding rules, a bevel, etc. 35 - 75
799. TWO SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES, both by Kieffer & Auxer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Included are a quarter round and a deep round. Also included is an Auxer and Remley marking gauge. 80 - 160
800. A LOT OF ASSORTED TOOL HANDLES including American and Continental types. Many include their original tools. 25 - 50
801. A MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including an Acme try square, a Thayer Patent screwdriver, a tool handle, screwdrivers and an unmarked try square. 20 - 40
802. A MODERN HAND TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including back saws, screwdrivers, cutting irons, tool rolls, "Yankee" and brace screwdriver bits. 80 - 160
803. A LOT OF ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including examples by Allen, Denison, Bright, W.H. Pond, etc. 50 - 100
804. A LOT OF FIVE SPECIAL PURPOSE MOLDING PLANES including a Gladwin Patent, three sash type and a Gardner & Murdock coping. 50 - 100
805. A LOT OF EUROPEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a wide hollow & round pair; a 7/8 hollow & round pair; two horn type; a rabbet, etc. 30 - 60
806. THREE ENGLISH ADJUSTABLE FENCE PLANES including a Mathieson plow, a Wallace wedge arm plow and a Wallace filletster plane. 40 - 80
807. THREE CLEAN COMBINATION SQUARES, all by the L.S. Starrett Company, Athol, Massachusetts. Included are a No. 13, a No. 94 and a double type. Sizes measuring 4", 12" and 18" are included in this grouping. 35 - 75
808. A LOT OF FIVE SPRING CATCH BRACES including Scottish and U.S. types. One has an unusual side catch. Makers include P. Naylor, Taylor, Mathieson, etc. 40 - 80
809. TWO EARLY TYPE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are a pre-lateral No. 7 and a No. 13 circular plane having a replaced cap. 40 - 80
810. FIVE EARLY TYPE MOLDING PLANES including examples by W. Park "UR"; an I. Lindenberger bead; H. Wetherell, etc. 35 - 75
811. A WORKING SET OF SASH MAKERS TEMPLATES including many sizes and types. They are all in excellent working condition and all are are marked with the owner imprint "B. Rubery". 60 - 120
812. TWO SASH RELATED MOLDING PLANES including an M. Long adjustable sash and an Auburn Tool filletster. 40 - 80
813. A LOT OF NEW YORK AND MID-WEST MAKER MOLDING PLANES including tongue & groove, bead and dado types. Makers include Ohio Tool, Sandusky, Casey, Baldwin, Bartlett, etc. 50 - 100
814. FIVE EARLY COLLECTIBLE LEVELS including examples by Hall & Knapp, Quigley, Harmon, Lyon & Company and D.M. Lyon. From the William Eviston Collection. 40 - 80
815. THREE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND PLOW PLANES including examples by Deforest, Denison, and L.B. Bigelow. All are offered for parts or restoration. From the William Eviston Collection. 40 - 80
816. A LOT OF ASSORTED MARKING GAUGES including wood and metal types. Makers include Stanley, Sears, etc. Some are craftsman made. 40 - 80
817. THREE ASSORTED PLOW PLANES including a Greenfield screw arm, a Griffiths wedge arm and an unmarked wedge arm type having extra long arms. 60 - 120
818. SIX CLEAN AND USABLE WOODWORKING PLANES, all by STANLEY. Included are examples of the No. 3 smooth; 4 smooth; 5 jack; 6 fore; 60 1/2 block; 78 filletster; and a later block plane. 50 - 100
819. A LOT OF ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON PLUMB BOBS including some unusual shapes and some surveyor type. 50 - 100
820. A LOT OF ASSORTED PLOW PLANES, all offered for parts or restoration. Also included are some extra arms and nuts. 40 - 80
821. A LOT OF EARLY WOOD SHAFT GOLF IRONS, most having their original grips. Makers include Shaler, J. Macdonald, Wilsonian, Harold Wilson, etc. 75 - 150
822. TWO CLEAN AND USABLE DRAW GAUGES including a C.S. Osborne rosewood infill type and an early brass and rosewood gauge that is not marked with a maker name. 35 - 75
823. A LOT OF ASSORTED DIVIDERS AND CALIPERS including some hand forged and some manufactured types. 30 - 60
824. A LOT OF ASSORTED SPIRIT LEVELS including examples by Winchester, Disston, Stratton, Watts, etc. 30 - 60
825. A LOT OF SIX ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including a Sandusky plow No. 123, a No. 111 double nosing plane, two Barton rounds, etc. 60 - 120
826. A BERRY'S PATENT MARKING GAUGE by the Braunsdorf-Mueller Company, Elizabeth, New Jersey, patented March 6, 1883. An uncommon double-head steel gauge in clean and sound condition. 50 - 100
827. FIVE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY TYPE MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, rabbet, etc. Some Yellow Birch types are included in this grouping. 80 - 160
828. SIX INTERESTING HAND SAWS including examples by American Boy; Sandvik; Wyeth Hardware, St. Joseph, Missouri; Simonds; Fulton; Atkins, etc. 25 - 50
829. THREE BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY LEVELS, all by Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts. Included are 26" and 30" examples of the No. 1 and a No. 11 in the 26" size. 100 - 200
830. A LOT OF SIX EARLY STYLE LEVELS offered for parts or restore. All are damaged. 30 - 60
831. An early SIX BOARD TOOL CHEST having some replaced tills. It is in clean and usable condition. 100 - 200
832. A LOT OF FOUR ASSORTED WOODEN PLANES including planes by N. Spaulding, Ithaca, New York and an Auburn Tool plow. The plow has some thread damage. 35 - 75
833. THREE CLEAN WOODEN PLANES including a Sandusky toothing plane, a J.V. Hill compass plane and a J. Rodger door plane. From the William Eviston Collection. 80 - 160
834. FIVE NEW ENGLAND MAKER MOLDING PLANES including a Sanborn nosing plane, a J. Bradford rabbet, a B.F. Berry dado and a Phoenix round. 40 - 80
835. A LOT OF ASSORTED SLATER'S TOOLS including stakes, rippers and hammers. All appear to be in usable condition 80 - 160
836. A LOT OF ASSORTED CHISELS AND HANDLES including also some gouges. All are offered for restoration. 30 - 60
837. A LOT OF 21 ASSORTED MOLDING PLANES including hollow & round, bead, filletster, rabbet, etc. Some are missing wedges. 60 - 120
838. FOUR CLEAN COMPLEX MOLDING PLANES including an A. Webster, Detroit quirk ogee with fillet. The others are not marked with a maker name. 60 - 120
839. THREE CLEAN WOODWORKING PLANES including a cast bronze router, a boxwood spoke shave by Booth and a double iron gothic bead molding plane. An interesting assortment. 75 - 150
840. TWO EARLY WOODWORKING PLANES, both by STANLEY. Included are a No. 3 smoother and a No. 605 "Bedrock" jack. 40 - 80
841. FIVE EARLY MAKER MOLDING PLANES including examples by A. Goodrich, J. Brooks, S. Pomery, B. Abell and one marked with the initials "B.C." 60 - 120
842. A FANCY ENGLISH TYPE ROSEWOOD SPIRIT LEVEL having an adjustable height adjustment screw and fitted with showy brass plates around the vial and along the top face. 75 - 150
843. TWO UNHANDLED TONGUE AND GROOVE PAIRS OF MOLDING PLANES, both by A. Inglis, Delhi, New York. 1/2" and 1" sizes, both marked with the "B" imprint, are included. From the John Wadsworth Collection. 60 - 120
844. FOUR DOUBLE BEAD MOLDING PLANES including examples by Tileston, Cumings, M. & A. Copeland, H. Chapin and Union Factory. 60 - 120
845. FIVE LONG TYPE FOLDING RULES including Stanley No. 18, 27 and 94 carriage maker's rule; a Stephens No. 14 that has been repaired; and a Rabone No. 1185 four-foot rule. 75 - 150
846. A LOT OF SIX CLEAN MOLDING PLANES including a Copeland 7/8" tongue & groove pair; a Veit double reed; and a set of three dados in the 3/16", 3/8" and 7/16" sizes. 50 - 100
847. A 5 1/2 POINT CROSSCUT HAND SAW, No. D-8, by Henry Disston and Sons. This saw has an applewood handle and is is in ready to use condition. 25 - 50
848. A LOT OF TEN CLEAN BITSTOCK TOOLS including hollow augers and spoke pointers. Both adjustable and fixed types are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
849. SIX UNUSUAL IMPRINT MOLDING PLANES including examples by A. Inglis, H. Davidson, Jn. Meiklejohn, E. Evans, and Vales. 30 - 60
850. TWO PHILLIPS TYPE MARKING GAUGES, both by Russell Phillips, Gardiner, Maine, patented January 15, 1867. One extra long type is included in this grouping. 60 - 120
851. A MACHINISTS TOOLS OPPORTUNITY BOX LOT including calipers, gauges, a try square, trammels, beam calipers etc. Some early types are included in this lot. 60 - 120
852. SIX NON-RATCHETING BRACES including examples by Millers Falls, Backus, McCoy, etc. Most are by Millers Falls. 30 - 60
853. A lot of SIX ASSORTED TRANSITIONAL PLANES, all by STANLEY. Examples of the No. 23; 24; 26; 35 and No. 127 "Liberty Bell" as well as a pre-lateral No. 35 smoothing plane are included in this grouping. 50 - 100
854.